Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1947 volume:

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Although beautiful surroundings are llOt necessary for effective education, inspiring architecture adds greatly to the school spirit. From the time a Freshman enters through Lil1dbl0lll7S mighty pillars until he leaves our beautiful halls with his diploma, he is constantly reminded of man's higher aspirations by the symbolic splendor of Lindblom. It has always been Lindblonfs goal to arouse within the student an appreciative attitude toward the true qualities of his surroundings. uerlaaiing emoriea Ye-s, tin- dc-athless charm of LillIilli0lll-S halls with lwauty blessed does crvutc within the studs-nt un upprvciation and un l'V1'Y'I2lFlillg nwnwry of the beautiful environment of their Alma Mater. Mt-nth:-rs nl' organizations of Linfiblotn which iIlCl'1'ilS0' the many opportunities for character cl:-vt-lupnu-nt may be distitlguisllcd by these honore-ti cnlblents of trztditiotlul significantcc. Page 43 Coach E. L. Moore uCrund old mann of prep football an of t te ear' Lllldlll0lll.S liilllll' i11 athletics and sportsmanship is due largely to the llllllflllg efforts of E. L. Moore, during his twenty-eight years of coaching. He came lo Lindhlom ill l9l9, when Lind- lll0lll was first built, and under his tactful guidance, the Eagles became a renowned football power. Through his expert coach- ing, Lindblom's teams have WOI1 nine central section titles, tied for first place three times, wo11 six City League Crowns, two Kelly Bowl trophies a11d a share of another all-city title. A11d IIOW it is time to say Hgood-hy to M r. Moore, he will always be remembered, loved and respected as o11e of the finest of Li blon1's traditions. Page 6 11d- Clwiatmaa . . . Seaman 0 racfiiiona Lindbloni is known throughout the city for the dignity and splendor of the traditional Christ- inas assembly, the most significant and impres- sive performance of the year. It is ll traditional custom for the senior counselors to intensify the Christmas spirit zunong the students hy singing the better known carols throughout the building. The 'Gwishing tree' in the girls' gynuiasilnn is adorned with hrightly colored pieces of paper on which are written wishes of both u serious and at frivolous nature. Page 7 ,- kia ia ,Qnvlblom U Symbolic of Lindhlom's magnanimous spirit is tht- traditional pride students have in maintaining our building,s fine appearance. X The championship spirit of l,indblom's teams and musical organizations has brought many shields kllld awards to the walls of Keeler Hall and many trophies to our main corridor. 'Small kindnessvs, small courtcsics, small considerations, habit- ually practiccd in our social intercourse, give a greater charm to the character than the display of great talents and ac- COll1IlllShlI1CIllS.M Page 8 . . . a4c!uancemenf anal The adjustment und PlZiCClll6lll offices, under the supervision of three full time counselors, as a source of aid in vocational guidance and college selection, are invaluable to ambitious students. Trzlflitioxlally, the publications of ltlIlfll'll0Il1, the Weekly and the Eagle, have been looked forward to by the student body as a source of pleasure and a reminder of significant events. That the uplifting power of music muy touch with strength and beauty the lives of our connnunity this organ has been presented to tl1e Lindblom High School by Howard XV. Elmore. Culture Page 9 Page 10 he elmo! For twenty-eight years, Lindhlonl has contributed to thc advancement of society by affording eager minds the opportunity to enlarge their horizons and better to relate individual life with the universe and the whole of mankind. Unly through thc great efforts and devotion of the teachers could this have hcen brought about. Lindblonn now moves mightily forward, gleaning from the past those fine traditions which have made her life so full, and striving ever onward to produce a cultured and well prepared citizenry. r f V Mm 25 was if Q ,..,a-nw ' 4 xqyw ,, aww: Ig U H M: my w wm,::r:-fgswgcQQ-zgsgwwmzwmwwwwwwzvfwgvwfh 'ww-15, fu-sf: 1 I Page 12 04 minia iraiiue a444i4tant4 MISS GENEVIEVE SULLIVAN, Adnlirlistrativf' Assistant Nliss Sullivzm is liked and 1'espeeti-fl throughout the school, for in zulclition to lu-r pn-i'isvl1ess and efficiency in helping with the various ZlflIllllllSl1'3llVC duties which arise, she is widely known for her Hue character and sense of humor. Nlrs. Wilbur ably assists Mr. Palmer ' 1 'w . 1 1 s and Miss bullivun in registration and other zulnlinistrutive duties. lfiliicim-nlly varing for the various clerical functions necessary to the lltllllllllSll'klll0Il of il large school is an if eonipetent staff of clerks. ,, Mr. Harry yafea, Principal ' ' Y to Lindblonfs traditions and customs is Mr. Harry F. Yates, Wise in all matters pertaining, principal. Since he came in Deccinher of 1942, he has handled the problems of the school and its students with intelligence, skill, and sympathetic understanding, developed in his years of Contact with young people. Page 13 in Jgelzincl the frincipa Page Il MR. EDGAR H. PALMER, Assistant Prinvipal Mr. Pulnu-r's genuine concern for the faculty and stllrlf-nt holly has l'l'lllFl'll him to become El frieml to everyone. His genial charactcr unil skill in SlllIll'lll auljustmcnt have givcn him the Wll0l0l'll'ilI'lt?fl support of vvvryonc at Limlhlom. Miss Annu Rohin, assistant prinvipul of Linflblom ut Hubbard, ulforils incoming I'll't'Sllllll'll the opportunily to establish un t'XCCllClll f0llll1lilll0ll for the subscquvut years at Limlhlom proper. e en erera 0 clmznwirafwn Mr. Rupprecht is recognized as the placement counselor of Lindhloni. His advice about college CI1tI'liIlC1'3 and part time jobs is a continual help to troubled students. The- adjustment counselors are Mrs. Malloy and Miss Crisnian. Because of their kind understand- ing, lllillly students have become more enthusiastic about their schoolwork. Thi- attellduncv counselors, Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. Shore, Mrs. Connolly, Mr. Buch, and Mrs. MacDonald, keep check on the attcndance records, which results in punctual Lindhlomitvs. Page 15 M Page 16 Miss Stickle, Mrs. Trigg, Mr. Wfeckel, Mr. xviiliillllb Mr. Moore, Mr. Garbow, Miss Bracken, Miss Dyson. Miss Sullivan, Miss U'Conng-ll, Mrs. XICIJUIIRIIII, Miss Butts, Nliw Miss Moore. aflzemaiicaf and ,Canguage acu ty McLaughlin ocial cience an ec nica! gaculfy F- A f --V N, s W - 1 M iss Hewatt, Mr. Blui r, Mrs. Crc-cusp an 11, Mr. Shore, Miss Rowlands. M r. 'l'hOIll2lS, M r. Kulle, Mr. Anderson, M r. Pilditsh, M r. Cvci l, Mr. Aiken, Mr. Anderson. lVlr. Moehle, Mr. Cook, Mr. Frcesc. Page I7 alri anal Laommercial gaculiy VY, W.. , t, ,,,,, ,,w,.,,, A ,.. ,,... -- ,...,-...,...g-., ,,,1..,..,,, ,,., 1 Page 18 Wlr. SI'lllIlilh, Miss Twivllvll. Mrs. RvislJ1'l'g. Nliss G0l1llT1lf7lll'l', Nliss NIC- Crmlim-, Miss Tillinghusl, Nliss W 1-zx therh m-z14 I, xl1'.B1lllllfI1liSf, Nliss Appleby, Mrs. Wfillpur, Miss Humpshcr. Mrs. Shlacks, Mr. .lc-pson, Mrs Cllihak, Miss Elmer, Ur. Blom quist. cience and ,Home 04114 Staff ik 1 :,. . , --..., ,. 4 . eff , ii mv i,ll5?Yf W I 1 I Mr. Mills, Mr. Kaup, Mr. VonBrcincr, Miss Kahn, Miss Taylor. Miss Goo, Mrs. Connolly, Mr. Culbertson, Mr. Chatten, Mr. Miller. Miss Murphy, Miss Daly, Mrs. Jones. Page 19 .fltuaic and Cngfialz Zeac ing Staff Page 20 Miss Claridge, Mrs. Radcmacher, Mrs. Rule, Mrs. Zeiger, Mr. Hurn, Miss Jones. Miss Dclany, Miss George, Mr. Calpha, Mrs. Atkinson, Miss McCall. Mr. Lyngby, Mr. Taylor, Capt. Sawyer, Mrs. Wriersma. Ur. ,lilllUllSK'k, Nlr. Ig0ll0l'. Nlr. S Nils .lill'1'4' Hrs. Fillrllvy. ll, Mrs. B ,Coya mcfblomitea urry, Miss Murphy, M1 wiryn. Mr. Smidl. , 'ss Cullum Page 21 Hubbard gaculiy Page 22 Row Row Row Row xx, McGrath, Nicol, Harnish. Solomon, Waddick, 0'Hearn Buckley, Maneikis, Leavell. -Hunter, Coltman, Day. en iora Hon' 1: Adair, Allrielz, Allen. Almarax. Anderson, Arkush, Hagdgn, llalfanz, Barton, li1lSl'll6lll, Beala, Backell How 2: Bednarik, Behling, Bernardy, igielawa, Binkerl, Blidy, Brady, Brennan, Brown, Brown, Bures, Burgslrom Row 3: Burr, Butcher, Carey, Carnahan, Carr, Casper, Carter Cash, Chikeralis, Christopher, Chwaszczewski, Ciaylon How 4: Cook. Coules. Cozzello. Cusack. Cyapek. D,An1al0 llelcourl, Dovgin, DeVries. Dozier, Dryer, Edwards Row 5: Erman. Ferry. Ferry. Fisher. Fisher. Fisk Florek, Gabel, Capski, Garcia., Gehhart Rox' 6: Gvi-'er. Cianola, Gl1lSSIll1ll1. Glenn. Colelnlrivnski, Corskv, Crcinke, Cruhlke, Havkendorf, Harper. Harrag Hascnlmnk How 7: Henry, Hoard, Hochman, Hoefler, Hoffman, H0 Holden, Hauser, Hylaszek, Inglis, Isaacson, Jackson gan, How 8: James, Janczewski, Jaskiernia, Johnson. Jorsrh, Just, Just, Kane, Kansas, Kaslen, Kaysen, Keszonas Row 9: King, Kohaus, Kalkovioh, Krueger, Krug Page 23 E . 'f if '2,:: Q en ior Row 1: Kruszelnicki, Kulikowski, Larsen, Lawshek, Lehr, Leopardo, Levins, Lewis, Lindgren, Lipinski, Locke, Lovelle Hou' 2: Mac-lan, Madey, Martinkus, Mashaske, Mathews, Mayer, M1-Carlney, Merisso, Metzl, Micetiv, Miklosh, Millard Row 3: Moore, Moore, Mouloukos, Nelson, Nicks, Nowicki, Ohnystt, Oleycak, Olson, O'Malley, Peake, Peceny Row 4: Petrak, Piarowski, Piha, Podolsky, Poiner, Rasmussen, Rathhun, Resnick, Rhyno, Riley, Rodonis, Rollins Row 5: Reubenson, Rundle, Sargent, Scheunemann, Schmidt, Schmidt, Schmitt, Schneider, Scholten, Sehusler, Sherman, Skinner Page 24 Row 6: Skorup, Sovhacki, Staiger, St. Denis, Stein, Steiner Stoginski, Strand, Strom, Tauck, Thivhava, Thomas Rau' 7: Thrift, Tilges, Tillis, Timmcrman, Tomlanovich, Toppett Tumarkin, Turek, Ulrich, Yanlleveren, Nanderwagen, Wat-llolz Row 8: Walglier, Wfalz. Wrarnock. W'cgner. VH-ise, WenIle1'berg Wheeler, Wiggins, Wfiggins, W'illiams, W'olf. Wolter Row 9: Vifoodward, Wright, Young. Zan-ovitch, Zaks un ior Row 1: Agnew, Ahlquisl. Rauf 2: Ain, Alford. Row 3: Allen, Alles. Row 4: Altman, Am- broze. Row 5:' Andrews, Ansley. Row 6: Anson, Anzelmo. Row 7: Arnold, Arnold. Row 8: Aspan, Auld. Row 9: Bnlrorsky, Baily, Bakrins, Balek, Buley, Banach, Bariur, Barnas, Barr, Barrett, Becketle. Row 10: Becualr, Beedie, Beedie, Belku, Bell, Berenscllot, Berg, Berger, Berger, Bergsmn, Bernard. Row 11: Berry, Berlsos, Berluuci, Besson, Bian- chin, Billslrom, Birkhol, Blackburn, Blackburn, Bluha, Bobdalek. Baia r Every semester our commercial department turns out bus- iness workers who become successful in all aspects of the careers offered. Page 25 un ior Row 1: Boeian, Boerkle, Bois, Bolin, Boll, Bolica, Bowers, Boyce, Boyer, Braascll, Bradley, Bradley, Bregovy Row 2: Brcsnahan, Britlain, Brown, Brown, llrown, Brunner, Bryson, Brzana, Brzuslowski, Bubul, Buchanan, Bucher, liukovsan Row 3: Burgchardl, Burns, Burns, Burton, Bush, Cade, Cahill, Callaghan, Cannova, Carey, Carlberg, Carlson, Carlson Row 4: Cassidy, Cavanaugh, Cervenlxa. C1-ynou, Cheopelas. Choutlxa. Cicenas, Clark, Clinton, Coker, C0lIlf'll2lI'. Connoly, Connelly Row 5: Conlorer, Copithorn. Cornell, Corrado. Cosbey. Coslanzo. Colugno, Coules, Courtney, Cozzo, Croix. Cross. Cull How 6: Cullerlon, Cunningham, Curtin, Cwirla. Cygan, Dadas, Dangles, Daniels, Darr, Dauzuarois, Davis, Davis, DeBoisblanc Page 26 Nou' T: Delis, Derhas, Deveroux. De Yous, Dewhart, Di Bencdelta, Diener, Dingles, Dilko, Dlugopolslia, Dohias, l,ObI'lI1Cil'll, Docnges Haw 8: Doenges, l,0IIl0Vl1'll, Doly. Douvetle, Douris, Dowding, Dricnlxa, Duboc, Duda, Dugan, Duselx, Duorali, East Row 9: Evliard, Edmonds. Edwards, Ehlers, Eifert, Eldorado, Elkins Pilsner. Englehardl, Erikson. Espinosa. Eunson, Evans Row 10: Evans, Farnik. l'll'llilll0lt'l', Feldmeier, Ferreira. Field, Fiore l'.iSl'llf'l', Fisrlll. Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald, Fitzsinlmons, Flcil Hou' 11: Fleming. Flocnor, For-hs, Fokey, Ford, Foster, Fox, Fragassi Frank, Franks, Fran, Frcemcn, Freitag un iord Row 1: Gaca, Gagliano, Gallanis, Gallilt, Gamauf, Gamble, Garneski, Gehring, Gergel, Gertin, Gibson, Gierul, Gilibert Row 2: Gilliatl, Gleason, Glovsky, Gold, Golke, Gordon, Gordon, Goreoki, Gough, Grabske, Graham. Grand, Grand Row 3: Graves, Griffith, Gritzman,Grunauer, Gryz, Gusich, Halko, Harnelski, Hanvovk Hanncslad Hartson Harhut, Hardwick 7 7 9 lifllt' 4: Harnacll, Harrigan, Harrington. Harris, Harrison, Harvey Hanks, Hawrylewlcz, Hazzard, Hevlter. llf'inri1'h, Hepburn, Hivks Row 5: Hilker, Hill, Hill, Hilton, Hindus, Hodge, llodges, Hoekstra Hoffenlunp, Hoffman, Hofmann, H1lll'IDlllil, Holfortl lion- 6: Holm, Honsa, llousepian. H4-user, Howell. Hoyne, Hubbell Hubbell. Huff. Hupke. Hurckes, Illian. Ingram Q 1 Row 7: Jahnsen, James, Jamison, Jamnik, Jeffers, Jennings, Jensen Jensen, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Jones, Jones Row 8: Jones, Jortner, Joscpher, Kalaynik, Kapp, Karas, Kasnoska Kearns, Keeley, Keene, Kellar, Kijak, Killoren Row 9: King, Kinnerk, Klassens, Klan:-lt, Kleidin, Knizner, Kochal ka, Kolman, Konicek, Konieczka, Konier, Kolt, Kovarik Row 10: Kove, Kowalski, Kraetsch, Kraft, Krcik, Kress, Krickhahn Kroen, Kroening, Krueger, Krunic, Kuhat, Kubiak Rauf 11: Kuczerepa, Kuenne, Kuh, Kupchek, Kwinn, Kysilka Lachner, Laczny, La Francis, Lamb, La Montague, Lamoureux Lamoureux Page 27 unior Row 1: Landvogt, Lang, Lapnitis, Laporte, Lasko, Luwrenve, Legant Legant Row 2: Leise, Leise, Leonard, Levy, Liebert, Lindgren, Litwiak Lloyd Row 3: Lloyd, Loennies, Logus, Love, Lllt-l't-4'ius, Lutlter. Marali Maeuskill Row 4: M1lll6l', Malin, Malik. Malinsky, Mansolas, Maranlo, Marili Madden Row 5: Markel, Marks, Mason, Mason. Mastney. Maurer, Mt'Andrcw McCarthy Row 6: Melntyre, Mtrlienzie, McLaughlin. McLaughlin. M4-Mahon, M1-Millen, McNealy. Meagher Row 7: Mega, Metz, Meyerhoff, Michaels, Mit-llalko, Michel, Micltels Mivkow Row H: Mielus, Millovilovit-ll, Milclirist. Miller. Miller, Miller, Mil toni, llrIlll'll6ll, Mitchell, Mitrovirlx, Mizuivlxi, Movkus. lVl0lZ1lll Nou' 9: Mooler, Moore. Moran. Moran. Morauek. Morgan, Morgan Moroz, Morris, Morris, Morris, Morrison, Mosiej Row 10: Motley, Marplly, Murphy, Murray, Musser, Myhre, Naglin-lt Nash, Nattie, Naumvzils, Nelson, Nelson, Neumann Run' Il: Nielsen. Nix. Noll. Noordllolf. NUl'XXll'll. N0l'XYll'll, Novak Nowak. Nykztza, Odellnal, Okon, Oles, Olive WE' V.-A .:- ---' V2 Hitlclvn talents are t'e-vm-ulml and il lwttt-r lllltlt'l'r4lillltllllf2,' for creative work tlevolopvtl in thc art classes of our school. Page 28 1 un iora Row 1: O'Neill, 0,Reilly, Ores, Orr, Oyler, Paolucci, Pnrliman Row 2: Parsons, Parus, Pash, Pnlton, Pechousek, Pederson, Pekan, How 3: Pelekoudas, Penczek, Pepin, Perun, Peters, Peterson, Peterson How 4: Petro, Petrone, Phillips, Philp. Piszlkvlli, Platt, Plnttnew Howti: Poclling, Pojetu, Poleski, Polish, Polson, Powarzynski, Prettnck Row 0: Priess, Prioje, Prkut, Prkut. Prosen, Protolipnc, Puetz Row 7: Puetz, Punda, Rnbelhofer, Rabiej, Raflflatz, Radivoy, Radloff Row 8: Rains, Ramans, Ransom, Ratajuvzak, Rzluen, Rauen, Rauser Row 9: Norwich, ReHert, Relm, Reid, Reiter, Rempert, Reszel, Reventoroyal, Richard, Richter, Richter, Riley, Rimkus Row 10: Rizzo, Robaszlaiewicz, Rodriguez, Roelmert, Roetemeyer, Rogoznica, Rolek, Rosuto, Rose, Roskos, Rossow, Roulnik, Royse Row 11: Rozzmus, Rozdilsky, Rusin, Ruzick, Ryan, Salmtini, Sai- czenko, Sandberg, Sandle, Sarlas, Surlas, Surno, Scalia ln lull or lecture rooms, our chemistry students tlevc-lop a general knowledge of this science. Page 29 un ior Row 1: Scher, Schmidt, Schmidtke, Schmitt, Schmitt, Schmuhl, Schreihans, Schreiner, Schuldt, Schultz, Schuman, Schwartz, Scott Row 2: Sears, See, Shanahan, Shannon, Shimeall, Shuford, Skala, Skala, Sleczek, Small, Smeeton, Smith, Smith Row 3: Smith, Smith, Snowden, Snyder, Snyder, Soderberg, Soko- lowski, Solomon, Soltis, Sonneborn, Sorich, Southall, Spezia Row 4: Sponder, Stachon, Stajura, Stefanisin, Stcffens, Stehlik, Stel- ter, Stempinski, Steven, Stiglic, Straub, Streaet, Strelow Row 5: Stroner, Stroller, Stubbs, Studnicka, Stuewe, Stukel, Sulek, Sulima, Sullivan, Swanson, Swanson, Swindells, Tapp Row 6: Tarabori, Tassepp, Taylor, Teeling, Teps, Templeton, Thayer, Thomas, Thompson, Thompson, Thorpe, Tiberi, Tillack Page 30 Ron' T: Tindall, Toelstede. Towns, Trent, Tuczynski, Tunkl, Turcich. Tychsen, Tziritas, lfpdike, Urban, Urban, Vandeveer Row 8: Vanek, Van Ry, Van Wie, Vencil, Verhun, Vilimek, Vlasaty Vogel. Waiter, Walleryszaxli. Walkowiak, Walls, Watlsli Row 9: Walters, Wzxppel. Wfarrian. Wzlshinglcmn, Wzisllington, Wauch- ter, Weber, Webster, Weeks, Wehlisch, Whallen, Wllallen, White Row 10: Wichmznnn. Win11'sen1a, Wilrltx. Wills. Wfilson, Wiotte, Wolff Wolters, Worke1', Wfovosad. Wratney, W'yatt, Yanik Row 11: Yedinak, Yelland, Zoeter, Zaloudek, Zelensky, Zemsky Zenawick, Zuurbier, Zwolinski 9 0,9ll0l1'l0l'9J Biology, the study of living things, is found a fascinating subject by the majority of students pursuing it. I Q W' L, 'ggi ' 71 .mijgliiif ij' Z - Row 1: Abraham, Abraham. Row 2: Adams, Agrimonti. Row 3: Akrop., Albrecht. Row 4: Alleva, Alm. Row 5: Amundson, Anderson. Row 6: Anderson, Anderson. Row 7: Anderson, Anderson. Row 8: Andrews, Anton. Row 9: Arnold, Arthur, Ashburn, Atkins, Ault, Baasch, Babendir, Baker, Baker, Baksinskas, Baldwin. Row 10: Ball, Ballacker, Bar- bean, Barcy, Bartholmey, Basic, Basic, Basic, Bauer, Baukus, Bean. Row 11: Bednarz, Bell, Bellavia, Benline, Berndt, Bernhardt, Berry, Bianchi, Bican, Beceski, Bickel Page 31 4 op 0l1'l0I'e.4 Row 1: Biel, Bistos, Bistos, Blanks, Blasco, Boclair, Bogda, Boncela, Bonk, Bony, Booker, Borowiak, Bortulin Row 2: Botica, Bourbulas, Bouzios, Bradarich, Bradshaw, Bragg, Breier, Brennan, Brinker, Brooks, Brosich, Brown, Brown Row 3: Brown, Bruegeman, Buddish, Bullion, Byrd, Cade, Cahill, Caliendo, Calvert, Campbell, Campo, Capek, Cappuzzello Row 4: Carlson, Carstens, Carter, Carly, Cliarbonneau, Chelminski, Cheshire, Chism, Chiz, Chojnacki, Christensen, Christensen, Clarin Row 5: Cocker, Coiiey, Cohen, Colao, Coleman, Columbus, Colon, Cook, Coomer, Cola, Cotugno, Cozzo, Craig Row 6: Crowden, Cuculich, Cunneen, Cunningham, Cunningham, Cunningham, Curtis, Dahlstrom, Dame, Dantzer, Davide-nko, Davis, DeBoer Page 32 Row 7: DeForest, DeFries, DeLacy, DcMask, Devening, Dibenedetto Dixon, Dobbs, Doria, Douglas, Drabandt, Drawert, Duncan Row 8: Dunlap, Dybas, Dyrcz, Ebner, Eckert, Eckland, Eldorado Ellek, Elm, Englehardt, Erickson, Erickson, Ewert Row 9: Fahy, Falco, Falls, Faulkner, Felur. Feraner, Fiore, Flanagan Fluder, Foley, Forrest, Fox, Fox Row 10: Francis, Francis. Fredrick. Fuller. Galen-ki, Call, Calurzyn ski, Gajduk. Capski, Gardner. Casek. Ccrlxac. Gervais Row ll: Gialamas, Cestwa. Gibson, Cilliatt. Cioulos. Cironda Ciusti, Cockman, Godwin, Coebig, Coerg, Cohr, Coll s file. : W ' V' is Q., In f Q Q -+R , f w sf. ....:. t 1, M 1 9 5 .1 , af, 45- ' A E-Sr , 'fig oplzomorea 1 5 '-'f 22 ' W: - we 5 ,,.. , .. ,,.,..,,:.- A H sig ., M A , Q, , ,f V , V V1-:,g,:.f.:.:,.::,q - .swf 5 5 -vg::3f,:g,:.,jf2g A -,:A, :,. , wfzffzsar , if ,W ' :Z.. 2.:-If' :ff I .' - Wi , -, 4' E, , Miki: fl 1 :Q ..... :Q ' W it Y 1 5 , ...... . wifi' ig - , L ,- Q5 gg -Wan-Q .. ,li WK l A M is W n - '1 qw :Wx gQ,',1,5:g,.:.:.-::-'- -f - ' 'ii if., , 4 o f I R Q is a .,.,.. I ' f 'A ' . -A . 1,53-13 ,, g :J ' 1 -alv ' -.., :qu ': .. f Q ': . U H is V if -' v--: 2 4' ., Ju, -,,' A . ,..:. 1 . , r A:1:- --' '1-AA 9 or as -: 1 . 1 , Q : r .,': ' 5- ,. 1 f , .. W znz 2 E v' '1 ' Q: -:'2 . a- 1- .. A: 1 ,2-. - . ' ii H , ,. ,- ' '...' f iz P3 in ..,: ::b.. Z QE. .Z ., . at -. ':' ' W' 'PQ-,'I:gEE1 Q A ' f V -,2V'1f 1 s Row 1: Kuckan, Klldio, Kueltzo, Kundit, Kura, Kurz, Kula, Kyncl, Lacny Row 2: Lang, Larsen, Larson, Lasusa, Lawshea, Lawson, Luzo, Leaitem Row 3: Lee, Lenheim, Letkey, Levinthal, Levitt, Levy, Lewis, Lewis Row 4: Liddicott, Leiberman, Lingier, Linkelman, Linn, Linurs, Longu, Longhouser How 5: Longo, Lovett, Lukac, Lumley, Lunn, Lyon, Lyons, Muc- ciocchi ' Row 6: MacDonald, Madiax, Madiax, Mahoney, Marscewski, Malhes. Maxa, Maxich Page 34 After taking machine shop, the student knows Hwhat makes the wheels go aroundf' Row 7: Mazurkiewicz, McCabe, McCartney, McClean, Mc-Collum, Mcljonaln, McFarlane, McCarry How 8: McGinnis, McGrath, McGuire, Mclntosh, McKean, McKee, McLaughlin, McLean, Mehrings, Meyer. Meyer, Michel, Mielcarel. Row9: Mihelich, Miller, Miller, Miller. Miller, Miller, Miller. Miller, Miller, Minard, Miscuiz, Moody, Moore Row 10: Moore, Morehead, Morely, Motley, Mroz, Mullen, Nash, Nelson, Neuffer, Nicholson, Nielsen, Nielsen, Nieman Row 11: Nilsen, Noble, Noble, Novasad, Novak, Novak, O'Bradovic. 0,Brien, O'Donnell, O'Farrell, 0'Hara, Okoniewski, Oldenburg Some of the more ambitious Lindhlomites go into higher mathematics to better their intellects and for use in difli- cult careers. Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: Olenick, Oleynichak, Olson, O'Neil, Ores, Orman, Ostrom Oswald, Palla, Palmer, Parmelee, Pasek, Paterka, Pavacich Pavel, Pawlak, Pecka, Pedersen, Pendlehury, Peric, Perry Peterson, Peterson, Petrich, Phelan, Pickford, Pickson, Pirard Plank., Pleasant, Plociewa, Poe, Polic, Polichemi, Popic Porter, Ports, Pounds, Powers, Psik, Pulido, Pupiewicz Puppo, Putzler, Raher, Radloff, Radtke, Randich, Randich l Row 8: Rasmussen, Ratajczak, Redmond., Reeb, Reed, Reeves, Reeves Row 9: Rehnberg, Reimer, Rennwald, Rettenbach, Riley, Roberts, Rochon, Rockwell, Rodeback, Roediger, Rogovich, Rogers, Rose Row 10: Ross, Roth, Rudolph, Rusnock, Ruzie, Rychel, Sais, Sak- aitis, Salinas, Samoska, Samuels, Samuels, Santoro Row 11 : Schapiro, Schauer, Scheumemann, Schewe, Schick, Schiller, Schmidt, Schmidt, Schmidt, Schmitt, S c h o e n h e i d e r, S c h r o e d e r, Schroeder Page 35 Gp 0l1'l0I'8J Row 1: Schroeder, Schuch, Schultz, Schultz, Schwald, Selrold, Sue, Segin, Seigun, Sharp, Shaughnessy, Shaw, Sherby Row 2: Sherwood, Shubat, Siebalt, Siemenkowski, Sikora, Sildii, Sinionsis, Sjogren, Slansky, Slomkoski, Slonina, Smalinski, Smerz Hou' 3: Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. Smowion, Smurava, Smurawski, Sojka. Sokol, Sorich, Spencer, Stahurski, Steffan Row 4: Stein, Steindel, Stevens, Stigbvrg, Stitt, Stockhauv. Strelec. Strenk. Strimel, Strom, Subject, Suchy, Sullivan Row 5: Sunseri, Sutherland, Swanson, Synski, Sypniewski, Taylor, Taylor, Tonliroecli, TeTrev, Teubel, Thomas, Thomas, Thommen Row 6: Thomson, Tilltoson, Tomi-halt. Topolenski, Toppett. Tosti, Towlmvnd, Tranowski, Trapp, Traynor. Train, Tressel, Troulman Row 7: Tziritas, Urban, Urhanek, Van llaele, Varnes, Vicivh, Vlosak Voigt, Vojlesali, Vomaek, Walzll, Willfllillll, Wzlgner Row 8: Wagner, Walsh, Walton, Wannes, Walrnock, Warphol, Wash burn, Walsllington, Wasielewski, Watts. Wavratil, Wawszr-zuk, Weath- ersby Row 9: Weber, Weber, Wleiss, NVQ-lls. Vferner, WH-ston, Weyh, White XVill'ert, Wilkins, Wilkins, Wlilliams, XWlilll2'llTlS Haw 10: Willizlnli. Wlilliams, YV1l ':::1. Vfiliiligf-. Wlinkler, Wmmlf, Wolfe, Wolff, Woloszyn, Wood Row I1 : Woods, Woods, Yarmouth, Zaro, Yocius, Yunevich, Zamer, Zeilner, Zimmerman, Zindu, Zitellu, Zuidema Page ,36 I 9 ,7l'BJhl11Bl'l Row 1: Adams, Albert, Albertsen, Albrecht, Alpers, Anderson Andrysiak, Atkinson, Babirh, Baier, Bailey, Bandringa, Bartosik Row 2: Beaudreau, Beeson, Benski, Berk, Berp, Berreshiem, Beske Bielawa, Birzetis, Blake, Blidy, Bocian, Boens Row 3: Booker, Bosnak, Boyle, Bozinovich, Bradel, Brejcha, Brook, Brosnan, Burck, Burita, Burke, Butlel, Cainski Row 4: Callahan, Carlson, Carlson, Carney, Causland, Cernak Chambers, Chavarria, Choisser, Ciston, Citro, Clanuey, Clark Row 5: Clark, Conn, Connelly, Conner, Copeland, Creighton, Culler Culp, Curry, Dalcy, Daniels, Davidson, Davidson Row 6: De Battista, Dendler, Doty, Douglass, Dobrick, Dumas, Durkin, Duval, Earley, Eason, Elich, Ellek, Elsner 9 7 Row 7: Ervin, Evans, Feldman, Ferry, Fiddell, Filek, Fisher, Flan- igan, Florian, Foster, Fowler, Funke, Calvin Row 8: Ganti, Garceau, Gebhart, Ceorgis, Gergel, Giffin, Gillen, Gilman, Glab, Clover, Coering, Gold, Goodhart Row 9: Gramlich, Grandisen, Crieshaber, Gruhlke, Guisinger, Cul- czynski, Gurney, Gusse, Gusic, Hagenauer, Hall, Hanlon, Hardin Row 10: Harlan, Harrigan, Haskin, Hecke, Heimberg, Heintselman, Hoblick, Hoffman, Hohm, Honsa, Hoolf, Hope, Horne Row 11: Horwath, Hosler, Hosmer, Hruska, Hubalik, Hughes, Hur- ley, Inglima, Jackson, Janes, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Page 37 if nn, A Qi ..-, , ' ' K M i i x Sgffiwg grealunen Row 1: Cramer, Crane, Culler, Cunnea, Daley, Danley, Davies, Pavlicek, Delhey, Devening, Dickson, Donner, Dritsas Row 2: Dzik, Ecklumd, Feitl, Fick, Fish, Florek, Flynn, Fusvo Gabel, Cade, Gallina, Gasner, Carneski Row 3: Garrison, Gehlsen, Geisler, Hannestadd, Harpert, Hevden reich, Herman, Hesse, Hill, Hirtz, Janz, Johnson, Kalec Row 4: Kalousek, Karnow, Keller, Kobylak., Kolacki, Koller, Kosiek, Kost, Kramer, Lacoco, Laiter, Landry, Lewis Ron' 5: Little, Lundin, Mack, Mackey, McGroder, McKown, Melka Michels, Millard, Mitchell, Moody, Moore, Neher Page 33 5 Row 0: Nieman, Nieman, Noffke, Norka, Oliver, Otto, Pasquinelli, Plummer, Pope, Porter, Preshitero, Putzi, Rago Row 7: Reckas, Reitinger, Rempert, Ridge, Robinson, Rogulic, Rupp, Sarasin, Schiepelbein, Schlosser. Schmidt, Selhach, Shultz Row 8: Skala, Skubis, Smurawski, Spradlvy. Springer, Staskanis, Steward, Suelterlin, Thiele, Thomas, Taylor, Thormahlen, Tindall Row 9: Weiss, Wirth, Wohlwend, Wfvrkmalri, Yara, Yarocki, Zaller, Zappia, Ziganto 91-ealzmen Row 1: Johnson, Johnson, Jokisch, Joyce, Jungman, Junkroski, Ju- nod, Jurich, Justinic, Kadich, Kaizer. Row 2: Kaliski, Kamholz, Kalaus, Kary, Kashew, Kazda, Kelly, Kelly, Kim, Kirkbride, Kirkpat- rick. Row 3: Kiszkan,Klinczk,Knights, Koovalles, Kosary, Kosh- mider, Koveski, Kozola, Krasick, Krause, Kress. Row 4: Kuberski, Kuchan. Row 5: Kumpis, Kupchek. Row6: Kurzweil,Lang. Row 7: Langel, Laschober. Row 8: Layo, Lehmacher. Row 9: Lind, Lentini. Row 10: Leopardo, Letourneau. Row 11: Lewis, Librizzi The only subject required for three years, English is an excellent course which is taught with post-graduation in mind. ' Page .39 The Social Sciences give the student a basic knowledge of people and their ways of living. '44 in 1 .. ,Mmm ir-A Page 40 Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Lindsey, Loohy Lozeau, Lumb Lumley, Macak Mahan, Mahoric Mandziara, Manghera Mannella, Marszalek Martinkus, McCarthy P94 l'I'lBl'l Row 8: Meflastland, McDonald Row 9: McDonnell, McGinly, McLean, McMul1in, Messinger, Meyer. Meyers, Michels, Midgell, Mihalko, Milczewski, Milich, Miller Row 10: Milton, Modrak, Moltzun, Morris, Morrow, Mraz, Mudd, Mustafa, Nash, Nathanson, Nelson, Neuman ' Row 11: Nolan, Novak, Nowak, Nudelmzm, Nuenke, Obriechl. Obrochlu, 0,Donnell, 0'Donnell, Okroi, Oleson, Oleynichak, 0'Mallev l t y l Page 42 Jctivifiei Since the wisdom of a learned student comes by the opportunity of leisure as well as through one's applied investigation, one cannot obtain a well rounded personality by participating singularly in the customary ritual of classroom activity. As one's true personality is moulded by the influences one obtains in his spare time, the traditions of the many clubs and organizations at Lindblom have been established principally to aug- ment the knowledge, aggrandize the personality, and cultivate the studentis capacily to such a degree that he will achieve the best possible position in life, and attain an unparalleled personal satisfaction in living. My Cahill, Mr. Mills, St. Ger- maine, Lindgren. Page 44 Harlan Hawki xisnmli , Miss George, Elaine Strikol. fyelz incl Uur agn um pua 546- Sehoenhf-ider, Shore, Past Editors. Nlanclien. Piha, Cover, Gordon, Segin, Burns. Bielawa, Woodward, jenkins, Bures, Hollins, Tietz, Smith, Small, Giolamas. ours PM y Every year, as a tradition of Lindblom th - E I , 1 ag e Staff brings forth the sehoolis literary masterpiece. Its elaborate pages are the result of much effort, as can be testified by any of the staffers. This edition's editors were Elaine Strikol and Harlan Hawkinson, Co-Editors-in-Chiefg Elaine Burns, Literary Editorg and Irene Gordon and Bob Piha, Girls' s s, espectively. The business problems were solved by Jeanne , ,, . S. 4 z ager, under the supervision of Mr. V. C. Mills. Miss C. L and Boys' Sports Editor r s St. Germaine Business 'Vi Ill . George is our faculty advisor. Page 45 late with a eacfline unwise Mr. Calpha, sponsor of the Weekly. ,lohn A. Smith, Editor-in-Chief ol' the Wveekly Page 46 The Weekly, the only other literary publication besides the Eagle, keeps us up to date through the weekly newspaper, which furnishes the school with current social and athletic news. The features, the editorials, the club news, the sports news and sonietilnes the jokes are found entertaining and instructive by all Lindbloniites, members of the faculty as well as students. The Wef'kly is called il Well of Information by the stall, and judging by the eagerness of the students who wait so-o-o patiently for each issue, it must be true. The members of the Wrfekly stall' spend lunch of their time doing the various jobs that must be done, such as, typing, writing, etc., for the Weekly. Under the supervision of Mr. Calpha, the sponsor, each member does his best to help produce a better school paper. Richardson, Pratscher, Bertuca, Dawson, Keating. Row 1-Templeton, Milchrist, Walsh, Radicki. Row 2-Schultz, Tziritas, Cad- itz, Van Ry. eeiem o the ,Deadline During its many years of existence the Weekly has boasted of a capable, eflicieut editorial staff. These students spend many of their free periods at the task of composing this publication. The following names are of those students who have turned ill a splendid job this semester. Heading the staff was Earl Keating, Editor-in-Chief. His aids were Patricia Richardson, Mary Tziritas, Betty Dawson. Violet VanRy, Charles Templeton, Dorothy Milchrist, Lettie May Walsli, Allan Caditz, Dorothy Odehnal, Harold Geiser, jerry Zacovitch, Ruth Small, Wayne Svhniuhl, and Ruth Harris. Page 47 Page 48 e fguay Jgoclied vi.: W Row I Row 1 Row 4 Row 2 Row 3 --Rodonis, Studnicka. Row 2-Kastrinos, James Kraus, Brown. Row JH-Orszula, Gibbons, Do zier, Kaspar, Bus. Mgr. Delfs, Axelrod. e-Dolinko, Neumann. wGordon, Buchanan, Lewis, Markel, Bres- nahan. Buchinski, Morgan, Radcliffe, Kasnoska, Small, Sikora Schmuhl. 'J -Geiser, Zacovitch, Con- torer, Jurkovic, Weber. Have you often wondered what that constant buzzing was in the Weekly oflice every Friday? If you happened to look in, you would most likely see every staff member rushing about getting all the latest news assembled in time for the next edition of our school paper. The efficiency of the Weekly stall' is recognized by everyoneg for every week a carefully prepared Weekly' reaches the hands of almost every student at Lindblom. 7 Ceflufoicf Kinga Strclec. Whenever Lindbloin puts on a stage production you can count on it being a big success. Part of this is due to the wonderful lighting effects which would not be possible without an Organization known as the Light Brigade. The Light Brigade is composed of boys interested in electricity and the production of color in a stage play. These ambitious fellows spend much time and hard work in planning the lighting for each assembly. The movie projection club is a very helpful aid in the study of various courses. The members of this group have assisted biology and physics students in the particularly difficult phases of these subjects by the skillful way in which they show movies. Row 1-Tumarkin, Boe. Row 2--Turek, Youngman, Cohn, Ryan, Birkhahn. Ron' 1-Corbatin, Tumarkin, Cohn, Weckel, Birk- hahn, Schmeichel, Page 49 fuclen 154 of Culture Standing: Lewis, Shore, Strikol, Rudys, Hawkinson, Olson, Brash, Moore Row 1: Carr, Cozzello, Hansen, Burns, Rollans Row 2: Mallatt, Metzl, Small l Row 3: Lewis, Dawson, Bures Row 4: Cahill, Scheunemann, Jenson 5 Row 5: Small, Cricks, Snyder i gif Standing: Radich, VanRy, Zenawick, Snyder, Hill, Houser, Blackburn, Richardson, Callaghan, Walsh Row 1: Swindells, Brunner, Milchrist Row 2: Palmer-Sponsor, Hoefier, Bielawa, Delis, DeBoisblanc, Keeley, Byrd , The Student Guild is an organization that consists of eager-to-learn students. During its meeting frequent discussions and lectures are held concerning such subjects as music, the many branches of science, politics, and people and their customs. These are by no means the only topics of discussion. In one year almost every field of interest is explored. Mr. Palmer, the sponsor, delivers most of the inspiring lectures. One of the most outstanding events of the past year was the quiz between several students and three teachers: Mr. Palmer, Mr. Weckcl, and Mr. Williams. l'a,'7rr 50 e Iflalzem and alclueriiainb Staff Row 1: Saladin, chiefg Moehle, spon- sorg Stoginski, assistant chief Row 2: Cawacin, captaing Polich, Quurantotto Row 3: McCarthy, Boudreau, Coules, Kuncewicz Row 4: Schmuhl, Mas as Lipinski Row 5: Diemer, Ryan, Gardner, U h ke, Kansas, Lindgren Row 6: Zwolinski, Zemsky, Coslovich, Wimpenny ow 7 Skala, Sears, Mihovilovich, R : Chwaszczewski al 1 i ' a , il .K M. 5 ' di 1 I if fy Vbbwr vw... Stankiewicz, Blidy, Mr. oomquist, . DeVries V , l - .J USHERS Who are the lafls who stand near the exits during the assemblies in Keeler Hall? That can be answered in a few words. Theyiare the Ushers of Inl!ldl3l0lll High School, who mlcvoto their time to any doings in Keeler Hall, whether during school hours or evening hours. They are sponsored by Mr. Moehle, who selects these boys for their courtesy, initiative, and adaptability. Their attitude toward their work is traditional Lindblom Spirit. ADVERTISING STAFF The Advertising Stall' of the Year Book does not claim all the credit for trying to make the Eagle less expensive. Most of it goes to the Eagle Ad Club. The members use every effort to obtain advertisements, which you see in the back annual. They gain confidence in themselves as salesmen and obtain a small commission for their work. This group is sponsored by Mr. Blomquist, who has great faith in its work. ' Page 51 t Page 52 ,feiiermen Nou- 1: Markel, I.C.C.g Hollister, spon- sor, Pace, Secretary Rau' 2: Smale, Presiflentg Tietz, Ser- geant-at-Armsg Hancock, Vive President, McCarty, Treasurer Row I: Mikula, Daly, Janracek, Jurus, Stoginski, Kuczekepa, Bussema, Jones, l eldmeier, Rossberg Row 2: Headtke, Martincic, Cervinka, Olesniczalc, Vander Ploeg, Love, Hallalgan, Yocum Row 3: Wire, Waters, Sears, Silko, Pick- ford, Houser, Feretti Row 4: Burt, Putzler, Dreyer, Cnditz, Strand, Pasquinelli, Smith, Skala, Gorsky, Millovilovich Row 5: Hill, Barrett, Athey How 1: Kohaus, Chmel, Lewis, Makliay. Latch, Meagher, Levitt, Gamble Row 2: Scott, Kleidon, Rhein, llenka, Cricks, Allen, Franz, Reiter Row 3: Patton, Boyce, Devereux, Tiheri, Waleryszak, Gooclharl, Koch, Streeter, Siebert, Logan, Goetz Row 4: George, Parello, Elkins aafey Avofidlzera A heavy crash fills the air as the pins scatter under the impact of the bowling ball. Then a Lindblom bowler turns to chalk up another strike for Lindbloin, trying his best to raise the score in another field of Liiidblonfs many sports. The top bowlers of the team are picked by the watchful eye of Mr. Culbertson from the bowling league. These players then make Lindblom's terrors of the pins, the bowling team. Row 1: Brittain, President, Cllwasgt-zewski, Secretarygfiusnock Row 2: Culbertson, Konrath, Parus, Metz, Rozanas, Stein, Nilles, Zwolinslii, Eldridge Row 3: Bogdalek, Smith, Hocliman, Mnrlinkus, Carey, Rusin, Gehring Row 1 : Berberich, President, Tzirilas, Presidentg Krivchuk, Vice President: Culbertson, Sponsor Row 2: Ruzic, Soeha, Slreleeky., Kurg, La Susa, Tziritas, Secretaryg Swanstrom, Secretary, Consch Row 3: Kuchan, Hazzard, Kress, Kragie, Holford, Roetemeyer, Kalmi, Delfs Row 4: Neuman, Trein, Kenieczka, Stuart, Slocum, Roskos, Masom, Iiednarz, Dugan Page 53 Row 1: Chmel, Shore, Pickford, Chun, Smale Row 2: Ryan, Lewis, Cricks, Yocum, Bertuca Row 1: Pace, Nilles Row 2: Jurus, Makkay Page 5 4 Hawkinson, Houser, Ferrilti, Pasquinelli, oae of frimogeniiure Une of the most covetccl positions a senior boy can strive to attain is one on the Senior Boys' council. The Council is composed of eighteen boys chosen by the students und teachers, Well as by the Council. Under its sponsor, Coach Moore, tht- organization annually publishes the Pep Book and also supervises the upkeep of thc lmuilrlings, rcprcscnts the scllool, anrl sponsors various social events. The Council has clonc its share to preserve Limlbloixfs spirit and traditions. he nier-Ciabinet Counci The Inter-Cabinet Council, sponsored by Mr. Jepsen, is composed of representatives from the various organizations of Lindhlom. lt is an honor to be chosen a member of the Council and lo represent the student body. Une of the accomplishments of the Council is the furnishing of soap and towels for the washrooms. Another task was the compiling of names for thc Scrvicenn-n's Plaque. Several of the Friday night dances have been sponsored by the Inter- Cabinet Council in addition to the Sno-Ball and other special dances during the year. The Council also assists in the annual Spring Clean Up Campaign. Hou' IN-Dozier, James, Johnson Row 2-Coyer, Small--V. Pres., Bu- f-hin-la!-Treas., SlmrevPres., Schoen- heider-Secy. Rox' 3--Segin, Sloginski Razz' I--Sonnelrorn, Brown., Palku, Mum-hen, McCarthy, Kwinn H0102 Strom, Welcing, Krivvhuk, Kfclcy. Choisscr, Cclxllart Row fi-fepscn--Sponsor, St. Gcr- maine, Mouloukos, Cahill, Pcceny, lfures, Smeeton Ilan' '!'W7Cb8l', Burg, Lacll, llrclbcn, lNlarkcl, Yllllllglllilllll, Nicks, Xvinl- penny, Hawkinson, Bernat, Parqnettc Page 55 5 t ey re 04 wayd on flue un Row I-Gordon, Cosbey, Kasper, Bregovy, Konieczka, Peake, O'Malley Row 2 -Pl'2llSCllEl', Van Buskirli, Yerlinak, AlkinsonwSpon., Maida-1 Pres., Szlulmwski4V. Pres., Pc:-ony' LC. C. Rep., Levit-Secy., Zcmmirla, Krueger, Peacock Ron' 3--Orloff, Orzak, Jenkins, Mcldzlzis, Slalnkiewirz, Soltis, Cie-rut, ,l0l1llllCli, Fclslii, 0,Neill Hou' 1 llcinlzelman, Knruholz, Hollm, Klll'1l, Rollins Row 2 lVel1lisrll, Mroz, Cllojvyzlclai, Pepin, Gerbue, Cohen, Beeson Row 3-Till. Roskos, Amunclson, Sobiesky, Bradley, Espinosu, Jodis, Kuchain Row 4-Street, Studnicka, Novak, Mojzis, Choisser, Dalla, Curry, Kuberski Page 56 wi ling ouriem Row 1-Fehr, Manghera, Pavaeieh, Korich, Jeffers, D oh i a s, C oules, Rozdilsky Row 2 - Tuczynski, Rasmussen, Zuidema, Katnich, Shubat, Tziritas, Hawks, Cusse Row 3-Legant, Scheunemann, Ma- son, Gohr, Fitzsimmons, Dahlstrom, Karmowski Row 4-Teuhel, Lamoureux, Phe- lan, Clovsky, Podolsky, Kaysen, Brueggeman Row 1-Kashew, Hogan, LaSusa, Kysilka, Moran, Gianola Row 2-Gervais, Jurkovic, Orman, Frederick, Kovarik, Hazzard Row 3ABzduch, Houser, Classman, Cull, Oswald, Ka e m a r i k, Fu e h s, lit-darik Row 4-Carpiel, Klosak, Boldyga, Toelslede, Hawrylewiez, Swindells, Walls, Griffith, Marks Row 5 - Dyrez, Anders, Mahan, llony, Johnson, Kamp, Adams, St-hultheis, Kraft 'l'hrough tht- hard working elforts of the ilrlail Service girls, all the ofliees are kept running sniootlily and without error. and the typing, filing. and the filling out of minor reports that these girls do, relieve tht- teachers of a large amount of tedious work, thus enabling them to devote more time to class instruction. When a girl has worked three semesters on the Nlail Service, she is entitled to a Pink jacket, and to hecome a member of the Cabinet whose meetings are held once a week. Tho Pink Jacket girls with the aid of their gracious sponsor, Mrs. Atkinson, plan two delightful tt-as each st-nn-ste-r which arm- enjoyed hy all who attend. Page 57 ocia! Connoiaaeura Row 1-Carr-Treas., Brunzell, Coker, Bauey. Row 2-Solomon, Skinner, Collins, Boulukos. Row 3-Cuiliani, Blamks, Reffert, Luther, Coules, Cheopelas. Row 4-Perlberg, Palka, Meehan, Kragie, Burns, Lilja, Kolman, Kwinn. Row 5-Pirard, Ferreira, Kovarik, Burke, Engelhardt, Schuman, James, Barr, Keeley, Brunner, Berry,Hoyne, Kijak. Row 6vBlackbuen, Moeller, Noordhofl, Byrd, Cota, Hepburn, Redich, Zelensky, Doewges, Michels, Gabel, Fuchs, Braasch, Miller. Trenka Row 1-Allen, Salciccia, Hanson, Dozier, Ramans, Kerbe Row 9 Mathes, Damalo, Scheune- mahn, Bures, Cozzello, Ignash Metzl Gibbons Row R lx A , , . .4 0s'os, rnold, Johnson, Strom, Rollins, Dawson, Rodonis, Creenhoe, Miehle. Row 4-Dalinlaa, Kenieczka, Lipke. Horvalh, Radovesic, Stickling, Piarowski. McGarry. Row 54Osburne. Draikin. Milelzky. Pozgay, Felski, Beranek, Boisblanc, Roak, Hegarty, Milchrisl, Grunt, Olson, Billslrom. Row 0-Mrs. Rademacher, Maclean, Jensen, Strikol, Albietz, Kove-Secy., Hreben, Buchinsfii-f-Pres., Tefs Jenkins-V. Pres., Rietz, Hill, Gierut, Walsh, Van Ry, Soltis, Arnold Page 53 e gagfe an i rary Row Rott' Row 1:0147 Rott' Hou' Rott' Mvll I 9 -1 J I 0 U 's I 1 f-Wenneberg, Fuchs, Reffert lilomquist. Sumlln-rg, Snyder, Wolf Toppett, Smith, Rhyno Mivlivztreli- K1lfli'll ':l, Swanson-2, DurkinA1 'l'1't-sm-1. Clurlx. St'llllllll6lS-. Cllavztrriat, .lalnik llulvin. llenmslx. Kriksciun, Atkinson Slut-rwnotl, c3il'l2ll'1l. Strom, lgillllllflll. Andrysiak, Mcflztstlzmd, Creighton, Milchrist, incll, Schwartz Row 5 linda, Brcjt-lm. Kress, Causland, Till, Hill, Snyder, Cuvidson, Schauer, Knights, liuhorski. Mueller, lvltlfgllll, Thayer, Weeks, Neuman, Shubat, Tetrcv www Page 5 9 Page 60 he Machine alge Comptometry has heeome so popular that stlulents plan long before registering to get into a class. They want Comptometry because they know they can learn how to operate the machine with the greatest of speed and accuracy, and they also know ti at they improve their arithmetic hack- ground through their homework, which is again an asset to help the graduates apply for Comptotnetry positions. What makes this kind of position so important is the fact that the operator can rightfully ex- pect promotions to higher up jobs before long, for most upper positions come from the Comptolnetry Department. Row 1A.lanczewski, Fisher, Freseura Row 2--Hallinan, Pignato, Moak, Solieh, Hollis Radecki Row 3-Neuman, Steinke Row 4-Suehy, Hamill, Novasao Row 1--Scott, Horkavy, Bailey, McGinnis, Cola H0102--McNicl10las, Noak, Ignash, Coetllkc, Bo- guch, Inglis Row 3-Herda, Parker, Simek, Willson, Engel- hardl, McCarty, Park Kun' I+MilXil. Sohiesky. Znzalek, Mylaszek, Dolinko Row 2-- Madavjewski, Pelelgoudzx. Olrrochta, Michaels 130103-Sellnlidt. wfllflilllllfl, Celrhart, Kotkovich Row 4--Wot'tnt-r, Drab, Ahlquisl, Clark he ac ine ge Colnptonletry is the only high school subject which trains for the most popular and best paying office position in one semester. Furthermore, the ability to solve difficult problems speedily and accurately readily makes for promotions to higher up jobs. Row 1 --- Segert, England, Kragie, llonsch Row 2-Swans, Di Benedetto, Stehlil, Liddieotl, Kurz Row 3-Cook, Caldwell, Bulesh, Eh- lers, Plashko, Turek Row 1-West, Mathes, Socha Row 2-De Koker, Tefs, Mudiux, Stre- lecky, Blake Row 3 - Peso, Thackston, Thiele Prack, Prack, Devlin, Digange Row 4-Brook, Farrell, Jones Row I--'VunderWugen, Walters. Mm-- Menamin, Muidn, Reilly Row 2-Paulus, McGregor, Goetz, Covert Row 3-Scholten. McDonald. Suwal- lieh, Tsiones, Kirinich, Sztukowski, Stankiewicz ,w Q , f 4,5 Page ur Jfibbecl rebeletiea Une of the largest musical groups in Lindblom is the Girlsl Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Roberta Wfiersema. They can be heard practicing every day, third period in Room 213. Their white skirts and. blouses, and IllaI'O0Il collars with gold staHs identify fllCIll. Their officers are Adele Delfokcr, Presidentg Audrey Huff, Vice-Prcsidentg ,loan Carey, Secretaryg Teresa Roubik, Treasurer and Betty Axelrod, accom- panist. The chorus now reaches ahigh standard. Page 62 Row 1-Wiersema, Mathes, Petrone, Greenwood, Chiz, La Francis, Beata-Acc., McDonnell Fisher, Garcia, Matlack Row 2-Chgnacki, Bailey, Celio, Palka, Andercon, Mason, Maxa, Perlherg., Zuro, Axelrod- Acc., Krivchuk. Bednarz Row 3wRiley, Cheopelas, Waitex', Ditko, Dolinko, McLaughlin, Hubbard, Tcfs, Delfs, Hanne mann, Clark Row 4-Daley, FeBel, Kasten, McDonald, Rasmussen, Ewing, Weise, Dreyer, Causland Swindells, Roediger, Bianchin 5 M uaic inclecf M6164 trod A I ,. ., I ug I I Y ' v'V g wg A 1 . xi KM .ilu-an -.. ,... Row I-Wfiersenln, Korich, Kolkovich, Solomon, Durkin, Gcrhac, Kadich, Rietz, Yan Wic2, Kznspur, Kerhs, Orman, Schuch, Brown 4 Row 2--Colao. Mnllek, Eilenfeldl, Radoseviv, Hegarty, Casper, Zenawivk, Kamp, Jeck, Pos:-ll. llclinker, Roulmik. Pozgay, Poleski Row 3-Neuman, Daley, Bernut, Huff, Hreben, Tefs, Buchinski, Trenka, Orloff Hawks, Franvis Row 4-Piarowski, Carey, Abhau. Field, Gedraitis, Albielz, Fuchs, , Clarin, Adams, Beam, Mickley Hou' I Axulrod-ACP., Bram -Arr.. Ablmu-Librarian, Celio' Secy., Orloif-Librm riun. Roubig-Trerzs., De- Koker-Pres., Perlbergd Secy., Wiersema-Sponsor, Carey-Secy., HHH-V. Pres. Page 63 Page 64 api ep at Through the years the Lindblom band has been one of the school's outstanding musical organizations. Performing at football games, assemblies and various other affairs, these talented musicians have shown the fine results of their many hours of practice. They are indeed richly rewarded, for year after year the band has walked off with top honors in the annual contest between the various high school bands. Credit for these merits should be given 'to Capt. Sawyer whose leadership has made this fine record possible. We hope that the band will have as brilliant a record in the future as they have had i11 the past. The majority of the members have taken an interest in music since entering high school. Before getting into the concert band one must have some experience in playing with a group and also must know something about music. To acquire these skills a student is first placed in the beginners' band, the11 the intermediate and finally the concert band. Mamma ,hmm S: Q Q WW 29,2 Q Vg gg 5 3 H gs:' i , Q -::z H K7 I :K 1, '--x..,.W,w . W--.g.w,3, F Q. 2 wwf- is T4 V K E 1, K 5 f 4 ! , Q, , if J Ag, Q 1 ,.:f:f , 8 K! Qffla. X A .. Y -. ' ' t k gjffii 1 A J' ' I W A t A , , ' f K fig W ff? Y f' 'f ffl ' 8 I H n wx 4 NW , . A A Q - -, ....,. V -. If K , XM , ,fztzhfii W - Q' : si f , ,., 1 A-Q if if 5. gig , M 3 1. 1 ,IVA A Q ' ' TX ' Q 'VXI' ' Ni 2' ' ' Mmffifm 4 'Li Q ' fs, S M S M W im.,,., ,i,. M ' g S M, W n 4 B W - 3 fi W, A. , , f , Jxrigjxfvl 5 I I M ,jiijxg I ,GEESM if ,M t J ,. N S V2 1 , Ww is f W V W: '-ff Jw , af -My 7: is . Y. A, I ,U , E K , Q. .1 Q3 W ,dm f gf g wif wma l gy K ,ye MF ww - U M gg 5 - 1' y . Q5 ' ' , A , gin, - - f -'- . ., f 5Q,S -.--1 ' 41 5, Q. J 'P bf' as? 1 g Jwigl ' i :via 2 ' C g . Q, f Vg 9 9 gf K Af, 1, .-:-:.- fii. J -.,V. ,X . ' f 'A x M4 :fe ff W 3.1 X F ff. f WK 4 'Q h ' ff ' fu ' if f K in . . M-A . ,,,,'A fffkf? r Az ff? S, ,N Ii VX -. .. . N ,. A kg fs: Y 4, w.-.W 1 lf'-W' s Hwy W B . ' X? ' ,W A a .Q , J . ,,L . - I 4. . .H 'b Q H Q -'--.-,, bf, ':':' SQ ' 1 1:25, :Af f 'M H Q fm' f S if ' fa SSE f f K Page 66 QVGA 06 fl Cl, el 5 0l'll'l6 Row 1-At Piano, Luther-Cergel, Marik, Sonnehorn, Sawson, Roediger Row 2iSmeet0n, Petro, Rudys, Woodwvzlrd, Anderson, Macak, Schneeberger, Snyder, Lapaitis, Morgan, Hoaxrd 4' Row 3-Cllrysloy, Molhey, Berlell, Muinor, Hepburn, Orszulu, Graves, Poiner, Jaskie, Corrigan Row 4-Yvilliums. Lovke, Miller, Shore, Gouer, Brnasch, Templeton, Lozeau, Van Wie, Grenn, Richardson. Meyerhoff. Hotica. Smith Row 5-Segin, Push, Pasek, Morgan, Fetty, Rose, Reffert, Hicks, Bartholmey, Douglass, Strotter, Kurmowski, Sorich p xecuiora of Con, irapun tal Compodiliond As a long standing musical organization of ltindhlom, the Lindhloni coneert orchestra not only develops in its members proficiency in playing an instrument, hut forms an integral part of their culturavl education. The actual playing of well known classical pieces stimulates in one a taste for good music. as any former orchestra member can testify. Playing an instrument. however, is not as simple as one would think: it takes a great deal of practice to perfect the presentation of an orchestral piece. It is for this reason that the orchestra does not per- form publicly as often as some of the other musical organizations of the school. although it does play at every graduation, the Spring Festival and the Open House. By enrolling in the beginners' orchestra and working up to the concert orchestra a student can learn to play an instrument to a satisfactory degree. As if the satisfaction wasn't enough, memhership in the concert orchestra gives you points toward the Golden Eagle. 1 ll'Cll6Sll'ill. can he taken as a major or minor credit or as an extra-curricular activity. Page 6 onor of ilze Q fclen :Stole Page 68 Row 1-Swznison. Mayer. King. King, Huguvlet. Jenin-n. Arnold. lluxskinson. Plushko. Kruse, Tonilzmovirli, Tziritus, Guluszynski, Houne. Pojctu. livrlsos. St'll4'llIll'IllllllIl. Miletzky, De Lacy -Accompanist .740 Wadrigclg Tin- worfl 'illlillilitlilin lll0llllS swvvt song: so no womlvr this HIIIUHPI' group of the A Cappf-lla Choir is known by this nulne. Thi- l'l'Sllllillll, lwl4-mimi voices of the ,Mzuiriguls ure' obtuillvri through thi' spm-cial t'llllFi1i4'I'1tli0ll :tml pzltivmzo of NIL ,lost-ph Taylor in judging tht- Hnul I'OllU'SlillllF during tryouts. lt is 'thc ambition of 4-ve-ry choir lllt'llliN'I' to zwquirv such at plc-usznnt voice- that lu- may iw chosen for tht- Mzulriguls. The xliltlI'igll1S prow- mln-nm-In-5 worthy ol' pre-sq-ntillg fine IIFOQLTQIIIIH of gooel music at plan-vs XYlll'l't' thvra- un- no ll1'I'0llllll01lilii0IlS for the full choir. S0llll'iilIll'S, win-n Hr. Taylor cannot tw pn-sont ut un 2l1JIlC2i1'HllC6, the Wlaulriguls givv an 1-xc-1-llmit lJE'l'i-0I'Itl2llH'l' on tht-ir own. 5 2 2 S E 2 S ferfeciora of Jlftinairelay Row lff Mr. Taylor. Dugan, Kasten. Bresnahan, Houne, Janczewski, Galuszynski, Tziritas, Sandberg, Miletzlty. Johanck, Orr, Kruse, St'llCl1ll0l'llllIlIl, Mitrovich, Lettiere, Sokolowski, Nelson Row 2-V Fclir, Ballaelxer, Kovc, Rolclx. St. Germaine, Bergman, Wliet-le1', Behling, De Boer, Tomlanovieh. llladajewski. Guiliani, l,0llI'il11'l1'll, Bolser, Bolser, Bitel, Bertses, Delacy Role 3--Kraus, D'Amato. Eldridge. Tyan, lfrban, Pratseher, King, Swanson, Mayer, King, Rozdilsky, Steiner, Slxorup, Schmitt, llielawa---Acc., Drew, Tziritas Hou' 4 Plashko, Olson. Van Ry, Benka, Stoginslxi, lJi0lllCl'. Hawkinson, Puetz, Jensen, Bogdalek. Got-sky. Pilta. lluguelet, Navratil, Stevens, Deanne, Keegan, Holford W Our own A Cappella Choir is one of the leading choral groups of the city. This fact was revealed when the choir won an 4'5 plus rating in the recent city choral contest. This rating was made possihle only by constant practice and excellent direction of Mr. Taylor, the conductor of the A Cappella Choir. A high siandard of E plus scholarship is maintained in the choir. The choir makes numerous appearances in Keeler Hall for various assemblies, hut these are not the only lH'l'i.0l'IllHIlCCS which they give. Frequent outside appearances are also made at various clubs and churches. The music sung by the choir includes everything from Palastrina Responses to early American spirituals and patriotic numbers. The choir aeconlpanists are Herhert Bielawa, Yvonne De Lacy, and Nlarlene Westorl. Howard King is the manager and student conductor. Florence Hoyne is the secretary. Page 69 OW I'lfll1'll1'l0lJ Row 1 V-Koch!-V. Pres., Hilger-Pres., Roubils '- -Secy., Bums- Acc., Radcliffe-Secy., DiBenedetto. Row 2'---McAndrew, Phillips, Grilzman, McGrath, Huff, Bakrins. Row 3 'Hlll'li0Ild0l'f, Ziegltifs Urluunek, Bush, McLean. Row 4-Zemsky, Lawell, Small, Zuur- hier, Van Wit-, Nilles. Row 5-Parquitlv, Nowicki, Mastney, Poison, Worhaixi When you hear a stirring march or a song of Sigmund Romberg echoing through the halls during fourth period, it is the Boys' Chorus rehearsing. This male chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Yvierscma, nleets ever ' dav for its rehearsals. 3 . The chorus takes part in school assemblies, the annual Spring Festival, and also appears in many community programs. The oiiicers this scmcster were: Eugene Small, presidentg Robert Huff, vice prcsidentg Ken Parqucttc and Grant liovellc, Co-Sccrciariesg and Ken Hilgcr, Treasurer. New members arc nccrierl every 5l'lll0Slt'l' to balance the parts, and any hoy who enjoys group singing would profit hy joining this chorus. 70 Page xcelfence ,ll rucfiiion The Honor Society is an OI'g2lIllZilll0Il composed of stude11ts who rate high i11 seliolastic ability. To llCC0lll0 a lIl0IlllJOI' of this organization you must Illilliil all ulfisn i11 your major subjects a11d not less than an MG i11 your minors Students who go hcyond this aehievcincnt and attain grades of all c'S's i11 their major subjects and not less tl1a11 lil i11 their minors, are eligible to receive a Superior Slflllllklftilllll Certificate, at the Honor Soeiety asseinlmly, which is held at the lltfgllllllllg of each semester. At this assenilrly, every lIlCII1lJCI' of the Honor Society is presented with Z1 pin by which he can be identified. The majority of the students who received honor certificates this semester have received at least o11e before. Row I 'Slllilll, Renta. Miller. Rollins, Lewis, Anderson, Snyder, Sikora Row 2 'Sl'lllIllllll, l'ltlWlilllS0l1. Hoefler, Hielawa, Wfoodward. Keeley, Solomon. llzdurli, Vlosnli, McGrath R010 3 pI'lJOQ,'g0lllZll1. Wi11lxle1'. li1Il'IIlill'Cli, St. fi6l'lll1llYIt'. Ricllalrdson, Evkovieh, Meldzizis, S4'll04'llllClll6I', Caniperl Ron' 4 -Milt-lirisl, ll1':1:1scl1. Stoginslxi. Pillai. Shore, Sl'llCllIlCIlltlllll. Pavzicicli. Kailnich, Tziritas Ron' .3fw'i1llSll. St'll6llI10l'lltlTlH. Olson. Klein, Rolek, Tziritns, Burns, Strikol, ,lensen Page 71 akademiciana o ole Row l-- Zuurhicr, Urlmn, Swin- dells, Sluflnirlul, Moran, Wvilfflilll, K0l'lllllk1l, Rznlclznlz Row 2f'JUSt!llllCl'. Jensen, Murray, Ml'M:1h0n, Ky:-silku, Ehlers, Nix, Harnan'h, Sluilcns Row 3 Krall, Jcnscli, Lalpuilis, Boyer, lflcilz, lfilzsinnnons, Hou- - ser, Graves, Neulnanin Row 4-fElrn, E1-korl, Williams, Adznns, Kannp. Hawks. Fchr. Ans- ley, Andrews Row 5 -- Grcnn, Zclnsky, W'l2lllS, Stroller, Poja-ln. Jolnisow, Marks, Wfchlisch, Clmsky Row 1-Lusko. Miller, S1-hnlidtke, Snyder, Lcgunl, Slfflll, Fuchs, Roysc, lJ0l3ius, Lcise, Norwich Row 2---Allen, Mimrllzllko, Yunik, Speziu, Pelrone, Lclensky, Parli- mun, Blzxhr, Cordon, Keeley, Coker Row 3-Hodges, Houma, llomovich, Solomon, Orr, Suluk, Oyler, Kwinn, Gordon Row 4-Kelvhunl, Huholz, Brun- ner, Dclfs, Hazzard, Noordholi, Hill. Mellini, Eldorado Rauf 5-Rudivoy, Dobrinm'iL'h, Son- neborn, Murik, Petro, Rnlaljczalk, Stuewe, Sliillll, Mihnvilovich Row I----Toppcll, Schick. Seigun, Krug, Svlllmmlur, lJLllllSll'0Ill, Bonn, Bernhzwrll Row 2--ffllolslrolll, Phelan, Malllcli, Ruedigcr, lluliru, Slcvuns, Juhlon- ski, Poe, Fcrznn-u Ron' 3-f,lul'lxovi1', Oltlcnhurg, 'fros- sel, Gervais, Linn, Thulnnicn, Bur- cy, Meyer Row 4-liolcslxi, Tculwl, Cunning- hann, llll'Cdffl'il'lx, Jalnik, Dixon, Rucllke. RRISIIIIISSQTII Ron' 5- 'Km'i4'h. Tclrcv, ll0llClIl, tililllllllili Clll'Ulll'll, Wlvber, Novo- salfl, HUill'd Page 72 Kc' ncompara e nieflzgeniua Ron' If-Houser---I '. Pres., Srheune- mann-Secy., Ryan-YPres., Wink- lcr, Murkel---Treas. Row 2-Heinzel, Chmel, Kosolu, lizllesll, Klein Row 3-Manwlien, MCC:lrlliy, Perl- lvcrg, Lizius, Bislos Row 4-O'Neill, Brown, Pulku, Slivkling, Conn, Daley Row 5-Navrulil, Rhodes, Chepui- tis, De Koker, Lellierc, Jerk Row 6wfPesrl1el, Cohn, Jensen How 1-Murkel. Winkler, Svheune- mann, Houser, Ryan Ron- 2 -Just, Hylaszek, Dreyer, Podolsky, Pinrowski, Moore, Lewis Row 3-Giamolu, Wagner, Lind- gren, Fisk, Hurpn-r, Jorscli, Zamo- vitrll How 4-K:ls1cn,Clalssma, Bednurik, Kim, Metzl, Bures, Strom, Lipin- ski, Coules Ron' 1--Gibbons. Rudevki, Ml!- Kcnnzl, Bergman. Kerbs, Pozgzly, SW1lllSll'0Ill, Sill1'l1'Ci2l, GFOCHllIl1F Row 2-Cadilz, Nilles, Diemer, liriglll, Vogel., lircuker, Jalworski., lil1lllliS, Drew How 37Milllllfll'l5. Oswald, lla-leli, .loIumek, Krueger, Pem-ook, Ru- IIHIIIS, Slrcelcr, llczelick, Pasqui- nclli Hou' 4-Rudys, Dolinko, Coker, Zinnor, Rcnvos, Roediger. Fclrel, Ref-kms, Revkzls, K4-enc, Cllvyslcr, M1-Calrtliy Row5-MilcIzky,,,lol1nson. Jenkins, .l0llIlS0l'l, Maulzljcwski, Piralrtl, Peterson, Ticlz, Holy, WllllllllllS e ciniiffaiing uh e Ron' 1---Mrs. Rule, Colao-V. Pres. Wcs'ci', Sunseri, Woods, Rasmussen. Zimmerman, Kuchan, Atkinson Thommvn, Cohem, DcMask, Meyer Colvin Randich, Katalinicli, Jones, Reeli, Miller, Ervin Row 4-Adurns, Clarin, Watts Kamp, Wfeston, Sherwood, Toppett, Fox, Sehuvh Row 5-Heintzelman, Schultz, Rogers, Batrcy, Scher, Clark Row I-Lang, Rndtke, Piorkowski -fSecy., Doria, Ormztn, Horsmann, W'inkler, Kudich, Bahivh Row 2-Stoginski, Riclil, Rozdil- sky, Hohm, Schultz, Curry, Cliois- ser, Pnllu Row 3wColao-V. Pres., Anders, Amundson, Chojnacki, Swanson, Kalmi, Jurkovie, Boncela Row 4 3 Bianchi, Schroeder, 0,Bradovic, Mielcarek, Janik, Bud- dish, Zaro Row 5iSteindel, Campo, Ficlre, Slocum, Kress, Roman, Stuart Page 74 The Sub Dehs, uncler their sponsor, Mrs. Rule, meet once a month for social purpoes only. They have refreshnlonts and Cllttifiilillllllfllt at each one of these monthly meetings. The lnain event of 1-at-h se-tin-stor is the initiation, when the new nwtnht-rs carry baby dolls to all of their classes. At ilu- 1-nfl of the initiation tlay they meet in the Girls' Social Room with the other I1lCl1llN'I'S of tht- chili and hero their initiation is COIIIIJICICIL They then are full fledged members of the Sub Delis. s Row 2- Carlson---Pres., Miller, Morehead, Krulak, Wticzllala, Row 3-Kloske, Baascli, Cahill, ,Benfica tee! to the Cxauae Hou' 1-Deliner, Rudys, Lelliere, Kerlls Row 2 - Pozguy, Hrehen, Daley, Milelzky Row 1-Johnson, Peterson, Coker, Dobson, Evkovich, Chvysler, Cola Row 1-Wvst. Kastrinos, Grant, Uislos Row 2 -- Hulesh, Brown, Pillkkl, Slirkling, Perlbcrg Page 75 132' ZUIIO QOBJ ere. Row 1-Wilson, Getz, Gohr, Schick, Campo, Franks, F-ilik. Selnnidt, YVagner, Delcourt, Jurus Row 2-Piarowski, MeGarry, Vlosak, Jaros, Grenn, Akrop, Cook, Dillenedetto, Arkush, Puetz, Bradel Row 3- czewski, Row 4 Woods Row 54 Row 1-- Row 2-H Row 3- Quarantotto, Kaemarek, Andersen, WiHlllgS. Olcjeak. Iiotiea, Biel, Thiele, Sahinas, Chwasz- Stein Koch, Booker, Kane, Cahill, Englehart, Hamill, Cash, Sleminski, Houser, Hackendorf, Dclin, Mihovilovieh, Polick, Gamble, Harrington, Naglich, Norwish Jurieh, Till, Giusli, Grena, Winings, Cricks, Gocdlke, Bell, Lam-h, Uneus, Rhodes Carroll, Wzltts, Fishey, Morris, Harlan, Huhalik. Fox, Madwiek, Baker, Nielsen, Kelleher Wehliseh, Waters, Busseman, Headtke, George, Vander Ploeg, Evanow, Silko, Rehn, Beren- sehot, Nykaza Row 4--Miller. Brotsch, liumh, Kasten, Planey, Pietkiewiez, Skala, Piekford, Rasmussen, Smith, Banton, Morley Row 5-Geiser, Goodhart, Resnick, Zaks, Zemsky, Sais Page 76 Wihat is a Hall Guard? This question can he answered partly by what you would naturally think the name would mean. They-guard tht- halls and protect the students by setting a standard of conduct. The attitude taken by some students, that of completely ignoring them, is not a worthy one of such a school as ours, for tho Hall Guards give service and guard our lockers at all times. Their job is not an easy one, for besides seeing that all who go through the halls have a pass, they must also keep the halls clear of debris and in good order. The sponsor for this organization is Mr. Hollister. Under his careful guidance the Hall Guards have succeeded ill keeping order in the halls. Row Pres. R ow ---V. K ow Row Row inguiafic cien H4 ta 1 lvSurieo, Blidy, Shuiorcl, Metzl, Byrd, Richardson, Athey, Poiner, Rudys-Treas., Slluford- 2-Oleji-ak, Rolek, Edwards, Olson, Mainor, Lewis, Alford, Cozzello, Smith--Secy., Chrysler Pres. 3-Liebert, Coomer, Rinikus, Arnold, Hazzard. Malin. Malmore., Johnson, Williams, Rocco 1-Belfanz, Barnas, Punda, Carey, Zaks 2-Ceiser, Garcia-Pres., Rollins, Treas., Adair, Svheuemann, Treas., Jorsch, Vice Pres., Aspan, Peake, Lombardo, Resnick. lion' 3-Dreycr. Butcher. lili-Carthy, Winfield, Podolsky. Moore, James, Bures, Locke, Dlugopolska The language clubs further the students' interests in Spanish and Latin hy acquainting them with the literature and customs of the countries. Each month the club puts on a program which is educational and entertaining, popular songs are translated and sung. Spell downs aid in the developing of an extensive vocabulary. At the end of the semester an party is held with the dues collected, bringing the semester to 'gun fini allegref' Page 77 . ws-.. - 5 Row 1-Englehardt, Brunner, Kenley, Barr, Shannon, Solomon, Luther Row 2-Kovarik, Parliman, Buchanan, Cull, Domovieh, zelnieki, Ferry Row 3'-Hicks, Mitrovieh. Carlson. Dells, MarkelfPres., llertsos-Trans., Cahill, Row lAMoore, Brown, Kon' 2-Drew. Arnold, -Sponsor Row 3-Shore, Crieks, See, Lawrence, Eldorado, Dinner Daley. Malatt, Salciccia, Jenkins. Kramer, Draikin-Treus., Hefeli, Ramans, Soltis, Nicholson, Mahan, Richter, Boishlanc, Billstrom, Zelensky, Miller, Krus- Tziritas-Vice Pres., Moore---Sponsor, Burns-Seey. Ganlpcrl Snyder-Vice Pres., Brown-Pres., Lucas, M1-Laughlin Carpiel, Mench, Axelrod. Oswald, Sehoenheider 04 Comico4 y ,804 9UerizoJoA The study of Spanish is made vital and interesting by participation in the Spanish Clubs. Two ol' the many clubs, Los Comicos and Los Pcrizosos, sponsored by Nliss Moore and Miss lxlCl,2lilQ,l1llll, illlll to give the student a better knowledge of the culture and customs of Spanish speaking countries and further our frielidship with them. When Los Comicos or The Comedians, and Los Perizosos or Wllhe Lazy l,,lll'SH meet each inonih they play Spanish games, have small plays and quiz programs, and listen to radio skits, records, and discussions about the countries south of the horder. The officers of Los Comicos were Bill Nlarkel., Mary Tziritas, Elsie Bertsos, and Elaine Burns. Los Perizosos elected Norma Brown. Lois Snyder, Renee Draiken, and Rosemary Hefeli. Page 78 s Cfefercle ana Sauce and ,Casa cgfiiea Row1-Balyorsliy-Pres., Evanow-Vice Pres., Blusco-Secy., Bogflalek4Treas. Row 2-Stoginski, llrzoslowski, Larson, Sullivan, Tressel, Laczny, Slrotter, Rockwell Row 3kfKasnosku, Cordon, Smcelon, Coker, Birkholz, Jennings, Trapp, Schwald Row 4-Brown, Zoll. .lurecki. Parquellc. Walsh. Urbanek. Miller Standing-Collins, Beuudreau, Macak, Crandison, Calvin, Logeau, Bois, Bush At Desk-Mouloukos-fPrcs., Brown--'Secy., Buchinski-Treas., Pepin-V. Pres. Row 1iProsen, Wie1'sema Hou' 2 -Snyder. Noarflhoff, Mivlunlko, Smith Row 3-Hylaszcla, llmluvli, Hogan, Cerlulc, Anderson, Skorup Row 4+Tortn1cr, Harris, XXfYZlSlllI'lgl0Il, Washington, Cade, Marik, lJ,1lIIlill0, Jones Page 79 04 g0re.4iero4 Edpanof y 060.4 Jl'ti4erable.4 Row 1---swright. Brown, Christopher, Hamelski Ron' 2--Hogan, Krug, Schmidt, Carter, Febel, Tillis, Cook New 3--Clayton, Albeitz, Delcourt, Warhholz, Creenhoe, Meldazis Ma Laughlin' -S p o n s o r, C a r r-Pres., Pilla--Vice Pres., --so D. M1't..n ney, Zacovitch, Janczewski What puts the spice in a Spanish class? 'lille Spanish Club, of cqxurgc. This is a bi-weekly happening which every class member awaits with pleasure. lfiach club has its own special name which sheds light on the menihers. For instance, Los Miserables, or Los Foresteros Al Espan0l,', are typical ones. At each meeting the program chairman presents some type of entertainment. Sometimes a Spanish play is given or some talented person sings or plays a musical instru- ment. Everything is strictly Spanish, and anyone who speaks in English is fined. There is also a nation-wide Pan-American Club to which many of our school clubs send representatives. This does the same things as our clubs, hut on a more extensive basis. Page 80 Row 1-Lloyd, Bregovy, Carlberg-Pres., Kalaynik Row 2-Johnsons-V. Pres., Peacock, 0'Neill Row 3-Edwards, Arnold, Poleski, Sochacki, Doenges Row 4-Hodge, Prkul, Dobias, Callaghan Row 5-Petro, Melka, Tadd, Blackburn Standing--Cheopelas, Legant, Hawks, Mizwicki, llavis, Grand Roubik, Ambrose, Doyle. Daniels Row 1: Dawson, Slrikol, Jensen Row 2: Hawkinson.Rit-hardson, Shore, McCarthy, Lizius, Perl- herg, Cohn lg ,Cleft Clgle The Order of tht- Golden Eagle. originated and sponsored hy Hr. Palmer, is comprised of students who have attainecl Lindhloinis highest honor, the Golden Eagle. This award is a large maroon lf, with a golden eagle poised in its corner. It SyII1l.l0liZf!S outstanding achievement in scholastic proficiency, service to the school, athletic 2lCCOIl1l7llSllIlll'llIS, or participation in extra-curricular activities, or a combination of these. To obtain a Golden Eagle a student must earn ten or more points through participation in the above mentioned activities. For instance, one point is given for the athletic ML, a point is given for each semester of superior scholarship, from one-fourth to one-half of a point is obtained for each semester of participation in Lindblomis musical organizations, etc. Near the close of each semester, at the achievement assembly, Mr. Palmer presents a Golden Eagle to each worthy student who has met the requirements. Page 81 fi ' 'KJ M ,ig K 1 Colora, we Salute u v allow . Lt. Hackendorl' Row 1-Cdl. Fflit. Ilan-kendorf, Cdl. Capt Revak, Sgt. Nalalc, Cdl. Maj. Ryan, Cdl. Capt. Kasany Row 2---2fLt. lfzaheli, l!Lt. Tarabori, Capt Hastings. Capt. Maranto, 1fLt. Van Beveren 1f'Lt. Lindgren Row 3' Cdl. lfflit. Mcrltin. Cdl. SXLI. Schuldt Cdl. 2,fLt. Fisk The R.U.'l'.C. battalion could not function properly if it wt-rcn't for its reliable staff. These cadets pcrforni various duties Such as issuing the orders to thc company commanders and seeing that they are enforced. The members of tht- stall' are the experienced fellows who have shown outstanding ability in leadership. Front the time a lad joins the ullit he strives to be,-conic a IIlClIllN'I' of the staff. A cadet who is chosen as a staff nieniber has put forth a great effort to achieve this honor. Row 1-Cdt. Maj. Ryan, Cdl. Capt. Renak, Cdl. Master Sgt. Lyddon, Cdl. Capt. Kosary, Cdt. Page 83 cme of ferfeciion. . . he ficle cl ffaioon Page 34 Row 1 Wlyatt, -lflit. Tarabori, 2fLl. Fisk, Tfhlgl. Staiger, SfSgt. Killoren, Cdl. McKinney, Stelter, Snyder, Ketchum. Ain, Lloyd, Synski Row 2-SfSgt. Nelson, Stukel, Fleming, Slrotter, Biker, Orzula, Burns, Sgt. White Row 3-Sgt. Mickow, Cdt. Namierowski, Cflt. Baver, Cdt. Southall, Cdt. Houser, Cdl. Brown, Again in the of Ch are to throu which its me partic richly the co Cdt. Carty, Cdt. Cpl. Cunningham, TfSgt. Nelson the R.0.T.C. has brought honor to the royal halls of Lindblolll forni of taking second place in the picked platoon competition icago. Sergeant Natale and the memhers of the Picked Platoon be congratulated for their fine work. The Picked Platoon goes gh rigorous marching formations in working for the competitions are city wide. This activity is completely voluntary and requires inhcrs to stay long hours after school is dismissed. The boys who ipated in the competition received R.0.T.C. HHS which they deserved. Before this year they received shields for placing in mpetition. 'T?, I1 6lI'6l 9 One of the newest and most colorful additions to the R.O.T.C. is its musical section, the drum and bugle corps. Although organized in the last few years, this organization is honored and envied throughout the entire city. The group, although still in its infancy, has placed very high ill drum and hugle corps competition this year. Often as one walks through the rear corridors one hears this group practicing, and it seems to quicken one's stride. This group and all other R.O.T.C. organizations is completely voluntary, most of these boys have not used any instruments before they entered this group, but through the tireless efforts of Sgt. Natale they have become one of the foremost drum and hugle corps in the city. Row 1f2fLl. Czapek, Zwolinski, Hummel, Bullion, Kosary, Wel1e1', Cdt. TfSgt. Rozdilsksy, Cdt. FXLI. Merkin, Zwolinski Row 2-Sgt. Zeilner, Hill'gl'UVt', Balukus, Miller, Slomkorki, Cdl. Smurave, Beeson, Taruhori Row 3-TfSgt. Sorieh, Kurzweil, Isaacson, Tfsgt. Weliver, FfSgt. Whalen, Sokol, SXLI. Schuldt wsu ,sts-w , .., Page 85 'W poifeaa Caclefa 1 i 1 Page 86 Row 1-Sgt. Pralrel, SfSgt. Foster, SfSgt. Phillips, Capt, Hastings, 1fLt, Van Bevercn, TfSgt. Tobin, S!Sgt. Pederson, Sgt. Ccrgel Row 2-TfSgt. Douglas, Sutherland, Coffey, Rockwell, Costanzo, Johnson, Levitt Row 3-Halama, Znamierowski, Hoffman, Graham, Kyncl, Kersten Row 4-Abraham, liaborsky, Geiser, Bergstrom, Verdunm Row 1-First Sgt. Harper, Cdl. Capt. Maranto, First Lt. Lindgren Row 2-Cdt. SfSgt. East, Cdt. SfSgt. Wilde, Cdl. Hamilton, Cdt. Spears, Cdl. Schmidt, Cdl. Lloyd, Cdl. Inman Row 3-SfSgt. Schneider, Cdt. Holtz, Cdt. Naumczik, Cdt. Murphy, Cdl. Cunningham Row 4-S!Sgt. Orszula, Cdt. Pirard, Cdt. Stempinski, Cdt. Konier, Cdl. Fahy Row I e-Sgt. Arkush, Sgt. Mickow, Sgt. Nelcon, FfSgt. Ain, 1f'Lt. Tarahori, 2fLt. Fisk, Sgt. Staiger, Sgt. Killoren, Sgt. Wllitce Row 24Nelson, Vogel, Strom, Riker, Snyder, Southall, Ketchum, Houser, Brown Row 3iSargent, Fleming, Synski, Burns, Mahn, Carty, Bellavia, Bistos, Clark Row 4-Daniels, Wyatt, Stukel, McKinney, Baver, Stelter, Strotter. Lamherty Jw' 14660111 I'LlI'lC Roll' 1-- Santoro. flooring, Davies, Ridge, w'l'ilN'L'l'. Nathanson, lirccse. Row 2 - Manu-ikis Sponsor, Meyer, Lind, Milrhcll. Kooulllcs, Sanders, Lundin, Ronnu. Oliver, Canldollu Ron' 3-flmxsis. llrilsus, Bailey, Grann- livh, Stool, Corcoran, Ren-1, Brook, Mclka Row flfslzlnsky, Bichlwzl --Arc., Tonn- chuk, Hoinlhorg, Fir-li, Nicholson, Ilvssc Row I-Renal -V. Pros.. Junz, Crane, Tindalll. Nehcr Svry., Galdc Row 2-- Diilllkfiiiif' -Sponsor. Ohricuhl, Koovulles, lgit'l1lNV1l, Ili-inihcrg, Shin- sky, Allxins. l,ill'lllUi00, BIZIUIICY Row 3--Solhalcll, lrindin, liurlzl, Tom- chule, Sleel, RllllK'lllll'li, Crinnlich R010 1--fTimlnl1, Sluslaunis, Clalncey, Dickson, Mussingcr, Mcllroder, Garde Row 2-Lcnlini, Dailey, Mackey, Hob- licls, Hornv, Cohn, li1ll'i1l, Scllmcln, Crane, Nicol-Sponsor, Blilllliikiivi Sponsor Row 3-Pusquinclli, Rave, Carlson, Laiter, Springer, Schmidt, Schaefer, iNl1d6lIIlllll, Rhode Row 4-Wfohlwond, Kuzdu, Nash, Cur- rison, Slewurl, Longhouscr, Yuger Ron' 1-Guhoi, Hohiivk, Solomon!- Sponsor, Gillon-Pres., Santoro Row 2 --- Preshilero, Biczl, Kolucki, Fish, Longhousur, Atkins, Ponrllchury, Mack Page 8 7 .Nubbafd l'al'lC Row 1-1--Preslpilero, Keller, Callina, Anton, Mir-llel Row 2 Romlelmac-la, Rallendir, Pleasant, Slanslay, Nofflu-. Nieman. Heidenreicli, Cygan, Rudolph Row 1-Clanccy, Nathanson, Springer, Messin- ger, Suetterlin Row 2'TOIH1'll11li, Linkelman, Mrs. Harnisli, Parmelee, Daley, Babenclir-'Pres. Row 3-Schaefer, llohlick, Stein, Ciffin, Cole- man, Nellcr, Sanders, Carlson, Rhode Ron: 4-Thomas, Sollnutll, Dickson, Hill, Conn How In -YVeaver, Davies, Beric, Conner, Roberts, Breese Row 2--AllxinsfSecy., Milcl1ell4V. Pres., Mar- linlaus. Sarasin, Ridge, Brook Row 3 - Mellaa, Renna, 0lJl'i8Cllt, Garrison, Clugll, Rave, Dugan, Drilsas, Selxmidl Row 1-Messinger, Dickson, Carlson, Schaefer Hour 2 - Rlloclv, Hobliela, Horne, Koovalles, Cl'IlIlllil'll Kon' 3-Kiszkan, Cade, Gallel, Atkins, Pavli- cela. Hill, Conn, Nathanson How In--Cable, Mackey, Messinger Nou' 2'-Em-lalunml. Longlnouser, Keller, Myers Page 88 .Hubbafd 6111116 Row I - Nielsen, Kusvh, Sellmek, Daley TOIlll'llZllC, Jznnz, Tindull, Crane-at the Piano Row 2-Culp, Melku, Steel, Harkess, Bald- win, Tillotson, Schultz, Bulesh, Nolan, Ferry, Prise, Floreli Row 3 - Keller, Kumpis, Rugo, Bieluwn, Corcoran, NOFkll Row' 4-Burke, Kiszkun Ron' I-Huskin, Oliver, Zuppia, Kintz, Kur- now, Herman., Hadley Row lfBnlesh, Pusquinelli, Cade, Nielsen, Surusin Row 2-Parrnelee, Oliver, Ceilhaml, Neher, 0'Furrell, Atkins Row 1-- Buukus, Reed. Thormuhlen, Pos- quinelli, Elsner Run' 2 Sclmpiro, Schaefer, Silman, Chum- lnersq. l'enLlnehury. Stewart, Malin Row 1-Cellluus, Zukuriu Ron- 2f.lohnsun, Adams-Capt., Kramer Rfiuf 3--Zignnlo. Nieman, Duggan, Revkus A X,X WW I 1 Page 89 Q Page 90 ,HU 6661? l'6lI'lC Row 1-Eckliml, 0,Fill'l'Cll, Keller, Lum ley Row 2-Kosary, Kascll, Barista Row Ifweaver, Drilsas, Lundin, Puppe Stein, Corcoran Row 2-Ifland, Falls, Janz, Nash, Fick Mackey Row 3 W Goering, Belardiwelli, Lewis, Heimberg, Howsa, Parmelee, Daley Row 1-Hill, Nathanson, Bailey, Lundin, Nicholson, Huwsa, Messinger, Weaver Row 2-Suchy, Wolgast, Atkins, Lewis, Ceithaml, Shupert, Schiefelbcin Row 1-Dunlap, Pope, Gruncler, Burck, Flynn-Chairman, Mr. D a y-Sp 0 n s 0 r, Burita, Deviening, Baldwin Row 2AAnlon, Delhey, Zappia, Band- ringa, Carvcs, Adlis, Thiele Row 3-Celllsan, Rago, Mack, Longhou- ser, Ace 1 9 Row I--Suyuge, SIllllI'1lWVSki, HCl'lIl1lll 1:0147 2- llcllley, Eisner, lJlllll1llJ,JOilll- son, Ilnukus Kon' 3-E. COIIIIILIII -Span., Baldwin, Krvznivu, Giffin, lg2llll'Ildil', Pfeifcr, llc Fries Row 4 4 Cuisingcr, Moody, Cillen, Klnos, Jukurz, LCWCII Raw I---Hreese, Nud1?illlZlIl Row 2 Martinkus, Cade, Suctterlinv- V. Prvs., Bailey-fScry., P1ll'IIl8l8C'i editor, llritsas Row 3-V-l51'0ok, Thomas, Linkclnmn, Sundvrs, Stein, Tomulmk, Messinger Row 4 f-liielawu, Ciffin, Rago Row 1----Lille, Tonurlnuk, Hill, Davies, iN1llilllllS0ll, Kloos R010 Zfflcitllnnll, Thiclc, Koovzllles, Gusmvr, SLIIILICFS, 0ill'il7l'ill, Atkins Ron' I- Presbilero, Kcllcr, Cllilill1l'! Svvy., Anton., Michel Capt. Row 2 liildfdjlllflx, HLlSlFllllil', PiC2lSilHl, Slalllslay, Noffkc, Nit'lll1lll.il0idCI'll'Cil'il, C5 gun. 'Rlldolph .HM bbafll I'al'lC Page 91 H 6661? l'6lI'lC Page 92 Row 1-Kumpis, Messingor, Lniler, Nulllalnsull How 2-W Longhouscr, Slnnsky, Atkins W Czllrel, Tindall, Malrlu-y Row 3 7'Th0lllilS, kI0lll'1lk, Meyers Pnlunsky, Bic-an, Giffin. Ron- 1-Dritsus, Gl'1lIIllit'll, Coering Kumpis Row 2 -Taller, Bubolz, Hzmr, Milrlxell lfmu 1 7 Berk, Brecse, Ringo, Mrs I.om'ell--Sponsor, Rennzn, Bienn- l'ra.-:.. Krause Ron' 2 - Crane. Reed, Nudclnmn Kunlpis. Conn Row 1-Gable. Santoru- Rnu- 2-Presbilero. Huldick, Solomon - -Sponsor, Cillen, Mark Ron' 3-Bivun, Keller, Fish utr, Alkins, Pendlellury Lmlghuu .Hubbafd l'6ll'lC Run' I Gurney. flllI'l0l'lll., Nathanson, Gallo Scry.. Reed, lflalnd. Nielson, Mill-licll Ron' 2 fThiel0. Gusm-r. AtkinsfI'r0s., lluvim-s. Crane-li. Prvs.. Noble, Lind. Cole- man. Culline. Lczlvell Sponsor Ron' 3 lilylin--Trolls.. Carlson, Cffllllilllll, lxurnow Row I-Sucliy, Reed, Suollerlin, Bailey lima' 2-Rogovich. Cernalk, Linkelmun, Springs-r, Wolgasl Row 3-llluckey. Tllnlnus. Payne, Surzlsin, 'Nc-lurr. Ceillmml. 0,Falrrell Row I- lJ0l1gll0llS0l Pres., Mameikis-A Sponsor, Goering, Hill, Weaver, Rocovic-ll Rau' 2 Mitchell. Ridge. Lind. Sanders, Cole- man. Henna, Hirtz, Human. Payne Kon' 3fDzn'ies. Puppn, Drilsas. Bailey. Snr- usin, Nielsin Hou' I--lfllsner. Dzlvivs. llcllwy. Giflin. Mau-k. Little Ron' 2-Mr. Lynliy. Atkins. Cahel. Buholz Row 1mTer Hzmr. P1-mllchury. Biran. Al- kins, Cabel, Longhouser Page 93 w ' 4 I Page 94 Jfhlefiw As an able man cannot be competent without propinquity of association with his fellow men, so LllltllJl0IIl7S student body find the advantage of the many traditions brought about by the significance of athletic team work. The expres- sion of school spirit, being the Inost prominent tradition which any organization can develop, is made evident by the repeated superior performances of our teams in competition. Thus through Lindblonfs increasing unity of purpose, our teams can continue winning victories and bringing glories to the annals of our school. ,w.ew..-.M.m 1 m, Qu f 325' Jw fe 1552233135 Page 96 Row 1-Ferrelti, Houser, Doyle, Sillxo, Bussema, Smale, Sears, Kohaus, Cunningham, Mikula, Steele Row 2-Love, Hines, Evans, Cassidy, Martincic, Gardner, Pawlak, Zolp, Thompson, Diemer, Malestic Row 3-Steiner-Mgr., Hilger, Halagan, Traynor, McGinnis, Tiberi, Good- harl, Lovelle, Michel, Holm, Jurus, Hyatt, Moore-Couch Row 4-Fedcanis, Pomorski, Samuels, Grabinowslxi, Braga, Lasko, Ebel, l'il1a, Swanson, Piclxford, Barrett ur aglea win Our team last year was one of which every loyal Lindblonlite can be justly proud. After six long years our gridders finally came through with the Central Section crown and the position of runner-up for the City Championship. The season started discouragingly with a practice game lost to Fenger 20-0. The following Saturday a determined team beat Phillips 14-13 in a real thriller. After this close game Lindblom turned on the power and crushed the other league teams without any trouble to take the Central Section title. Lane was our first play-ofl' opponent. Lane offered some very stiff competition, but in the end we were the victors. The victory was a costly one since we lost our right halfhack Remo Ferretti thru an injury. In the final game our boys fought valiantly, but Fenger proved a very formidable opponent and the final score stood 20-0 in their favor. This year's squad worked exceptionally hard and never stopped fighting when the going was tough. The team's fine record is a tribute not only to the boys who worked so hard for a successful season, but also to our retiring coach Mr. Moore. MM... f . A., 'ff ,f 's f . ,. 1 ' fr - .1 V -st H A ig-eh. oom Clzicka oom . .lust as her songs, publications, and other activities are a part of the great tradition of Lindhlom, so are her football games, which each year are supported whole-hearts-dly by both faculty and student body. On the football field, as in all other fields of sports, Lindhlom shows her spirit of good sportsmanship, which is partly responsible for her many victories. Kings of the Gridiron, we salute you! Page n ye sandblom. orwarcl, scfncfbfom The true spirit of Lindblom is thoroughly exhibited on the football field, when in those tense moments of anxiety, both the team and the crowds in the stands behave in a manner which displays the sportsmanship for which Lindblom has become famous. That quality of honor that desires always to be courteous, fair, and respectful is always found in the conduct of both the players and spectators of Lindblom. Truly, unexeelled sportsmanship typifies the im- ' mortal spirit of incomparable Lindblom. Page 98 l ,Gncfbfom riumplw Uuer ane The greatest moments of the Eagles' last football season were in the Lindblom-Lane game in which thc Eagles won the oppor- tunity to play in the city finals game. Staging a brilliant last minute rally the Eagles slipped past a determined Lane team with a score of 13-12 to enter the city finals against Fenger. After Ferretti's kick to open the game, Lindblom scored without conversion. During the second and third quarters Lane pushed ahead with two touchdowns. In the last quarter, with the score at 12-6 in Lane's favor and one and a half minutes of play remaining, Houscr faded back to search out his receiver. The ball sailed into Steele's hands on the ten yard line and he plunged over the goal, shaking three tacklers. Houser remained calm as he kicked the hall between the uprights for the point which brought renewed glory to the annals of Lindblom. Page 99 own ui of uf Yes, at last we were to meet Fenger, the powerhouse of thc South section, in the city finals. Even though this vital gamed proved to be a loss for the mighty team of Lindblom, it was an incomparable one, in so that the valiant spirit of our school was brought to full view during those minutes of severe strain. This is a tribute to the team of Eagles that went forth on a field of mud and came back, though defeated, in the same spirit that put them on that field in the first place. Everyone was behind you, Eagles, and we do wholeheartedly honor you! Page 100 V BASKETBALI. Boos and cheers echoed across the gym. Sweat streamed down the players' faces as they paced down the floor towards the opp0nent's basket or defended their own, under all conditions giving their best to the game and their school. The LlI1dlJl0I1l junior and senior teams have again hrought honor to Lindblom by earning their rights to play in the city finals. Roaring down the courts these players have earned third place in senior division and second place in junior division for section. Strenuous practice, time, and patience have wrought a team that is truly a Lindblom team. Under Coach Swiryn these two teams have ended the season very near the top, little to be forgotten by the annals of Lindhloni, the opponents that played this team of ours in a great sport called basketball. Row 1: Sparks, Skala, Tietz, Swiryn, Coach, Siebert, Street, Hancock W Row 2: McCarty, Smith, Mihovilovich Devereux, Rabiej, Pace Row 3: Friduss, Manager. Pasquinelli, Glenn, Ores, Stahurski V angst of flue Jgackboar NQFW4 l3ii3BtUH QNGHL RM PHUFR my Slwifiiiiflfff Page 101 If 1 - 77 e geamd 04 ! Jezglzi The Junior Basketball Team enjoyed a very successful season this year, winning seven League games and losing one. They succeeded in attaining the best defensive record in Junior Basketball this year in the city. The pint-sized Eagles were second in the toughest section in the city, the central section. Their only loss was to Tilden by the narrow margin of one point. ln the play-offs the Juniors defeated Sullivan but lost to Von Steuben in a rough and tumble game. Howie Rehn was high scorer this season. Row 1: Rehn, Athey, Swiryn, Coach, Vander Ploeg, Krcik, Larsen Row 2: Orsi. Noll. Wappel. Madden. Sullivan Row 3: Nykaza, Manager, Columbus, Jards, Manager Page 102 nefgy dylan Hy-dee-Hy, Hy-flee-ho, Colne on Lind- hlonl, letis go. 'l'hut's one of the cheers you have lll'ill'tl ut the Lintlbloin foot- ball glllll0S led by our cheerleaders. They have helped us encourage a team that has won the title of Sectional Chzunpions. LiIl1llllOlllqS basketball tezun is really out in front this season. Whether at ai home ganle or fur from home they have been in the upper groups, winning all lint three games. This reeorcl applies to both the senior ztnxl junior teguns. Lintl- lll0lll is always out there lighting to bring home the honors. Conte on, team! Keep up the old lhillllllllllll record :xml stay ut the top. Page 103 micflif :Simi ing amaona F F Row 1: Schultz, Bukavsam, Simpson, Biam-hin Row 2: Norwich, Jones, Balek, Dangles, Holm, Mosiej Row 3: Smidl-Coaeh, Hill, Kuvzerepa, Bryson, Rossberg, Yovum, Chmel, McCauley Friedman Row 4: Latch, Jones, Feldmeier-Captain, Stoginski, Jurus The gynmast? . . . Wllzlt is he? . . . Wliat does he do? These muscle 111en of the parallel bars and the monkey liars have always presented a show of flips and stands never to he forgotten on IilIl1llll0l1l'S stage or in a meet. Practicing old tricks and learning new ones under Coach Slllldl these men have made a team of champions. Taking city year after year these gylnnasts make good LlI1dblOIlliS honor in gymnastics. Page 104 bfe lgocliecf flaleiea Row 1: Funke, Kurz, McCollum, Mathes Row 2: Daar, Heinrich, Gleason, Rozanas, Kozola, Smidl, Coach Row 3: Gockman, Chism, Burton, Subject, DiBenedelto, Lorenz Row 4: Steffan, Harrison, Capsla, Erman, Metz , Row 1: Olson, Cuilfoyle, Anderson Row 2: Richter., Cozzo, Schultz, Michaels, Dovgin Row 3: Jackson, Christensen, Saladin, Korresm, Polic, Harrison, Jackson, J. Updike, Botica, Smidl, Coach Row 4: Lamb, Micetic, Cwirla In order to qualify as a junior gynmast a follow must he 5' 7 or under. These athletes have been rated as one of the top teams in the city. Under the guidance of Mr. Smidl they are taught the art of becoming il skillful gymnast. Tho team has haul such a superb record only because of the willingness of its members to work at their exercises until perfection is achieved. We hope the junior gymnasts will have as many championship teams and win as many awards in the future as they have won in the past. lt is virtually impossible for them to fail at this task for they have both the talent and the ability. Page 105 ufa iclz the 'ufa ue 0 Ron' l: Evans, Jiskra, Sloginski, liillllll, Wfoodward, Cannlrle, Reiter, Allen Row 2: Bohor, Coach, Makkuy, Captain, Markle, Meaclier, Andre, Cricks, Ras- mussen, Parello, Salczenko, Scott, Burt Row 3: Corsky. Nilles, Jensen, Lewis, Michaels, George, Berg, W1llCl'ySZllli Row 1: Wfaldier, Slapellon, Heifncr, Lizars, Kirpalrii-li, Jahlonski, El la i n s , Liddicolt Row 2: Bohor, Cllllfll, Vulzler, Captain, Franvis, Ploviennik, Poelling, Jasival, Erickson, llauzuurdis, Kroening Row 3: Cralmm, Cironda, Gibson, Ker- zan, NeuH'er, Thmnus, Rudloil' Page 106 ,QQ Diving and swinnning their Way to victories over in nents LilldlJl0lI1iS sharks have again brought honor to Under the direction of Richard Makkay, the array of and fancy divers presented by our senior and junior proved stiff competition to all rivals. Both teams are by Coach Bohor. any oppo- our halls. swinuners teams has sponsored .filaaiera of their giefcf Aj' ix, Cadilz, Cold R ow If ow If u zv Row Row Row 1: Slavik, Slreeter, Friedman, Coach 2: Hoslcr, Simpson, Youum, Covert 3: Gzlvll, Logan 1: Franz, Woods, Boyce, Peric, Von Bremer, Coach 2: Chmel, Kaysin, De Vries, Thomas 3: Captain Cervinka, Grahinowski, Bryson, Yocurn, Captain Smith Page 107 -V i' ' ' lfolzorlf Bone- realzera The Wrestling team, sponsored by Coach Bohor, is one of the less publicized teams of Lindblom. These IIIHIHIBI1 spend many hours in training and practice to keep in perfect condition. They work out after school and often during the evening in outside gyms. You probably have seen the matmen in their maroon and gold tumbling outfits. Intramural wrestling meets help to develop new material and provide experience for boys on the team. Row 1: Coach Bohor, Strand, Barrett, Colugno, Rhein, Wire, Dreyer, Man- solas, Florek, Marcinkus, Garneski Patton s Row 2: Bucrkle, Dezelick, Polich Erman, Calvert, Rodriguez, Steven 7 Performers: Bussema, Waters Wrestling is not only enthusiastically enjoyed by the performers, but it is one of the popular spectator sports at Lindhlom. Page 108 l'ClC 961111 Row 1: Yom-ius, Heinzel, McCarthy, Kaysen Row 2: Hyatt, Ambrose, Williams, Olejniczak, Caclila, Grabinowski, Schocnheider, Patton, Tiberi Row 1: Hauser, Manager, DiBenecletto, Tomcllak, Pelekoudas, Mudd, Cotugno, Pace, Co-Capt. Row 2: Janousek, Coach, Kubik, Fragassi, Jeziorny, Washburn, Pavlik, Kncor, Perun Row 3: Schmuhl, Novak, Lloyd, Hancock, Swanson, Meyer, Vranek, Devereux, Smith, Rosato, Byrd, G0l'b1llkilln MCCHFIY, C0-CHPL IiJf'l!itL7H,1wL....aJLJt.1t..,...i..t...,,, A... -.-..1-,., ,. ,. oplz goolbau ealfl Row 1: Basic, Basic, Pickford, Longo, Ambrosc, Hope, Ohnysty, Patton, Agrimonli Row 2: Cash, Wforban, Samuels, Wilkins, Slonina, Harrington, Salvzcnko, Dobbs, Hovsepian, Zemsky, Green Row 3: Romans, Brooks, Reeves, Yilimek, Pulzlcr, Sl'll08Hll8ldCI', Strelow. Ceynow, Franz, Zaloufluk, Topolcwski, Yon Bremmer, Coach Row 4: Ryan, Co-Captain, Hilger, Captain, Bakrins, Zuurbier, lver- sen, Zaks, Resnick, Cioulos, Lar- son, Yocius Jb7a.4e5aU ealfl Page 109 Jfuaineu- filze lal'laJ Zinner, Bergman, Strikol, Kral, St. Germaine, Evanow, Skinner, LeSuer, Febel, Rizzo, Carol- son., Kolman, Piorkowski Row 1: De Koker, Berberich, Wicklund, Reaves, Le Seur Kow 2: Leise, Schmidt, Rolek, Lizius, Hefeli Row 3: Bndecki, Snyder, Treasurerg Strikol, Vice President, Mouloukos, President Zinner Secretary, McCarthy Row 4: Brach, Malmore, McKenna, Lindgren, Greenhoe, Rossow, Jensen, Teubel, Bldlch G.A.A. BOARD AND CABINET The Girls' Athletic Association is Lindblom's largest organization, having a membership of over ninety-five per cent of the girls. Helping direct the gym activities are the girls in the dark blue jackets, known as the G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. These girls Work hand in hand with the gym teachers so that all of the gym activities may run smoothly. They give much of their time for teach- ing gym activitics so that the G.A.A. members can earn their bars or an athletic HL . The Board members are picked for their outstanding records in gym work, scholarship and sportsmanship, all of which are important in making good leaders for the girls. Page 110 foaiure ,lJlll1'll'I'll1'l Row Row Row Row Row Berberich, Norwich, James Row 1: Soderberg, James, Krivchuk, Ignash, Jeffers, Segert, Gamperl, Swan- strom, Mallek, Moukoulos Row 2: Lindgren, Instructor, Strikol, Ahlquist, Lizius, McKenna, Smerz, Okon, Jurjako, Cohem, Timmerman Row 3: Rudich, Phelan, Roelemeyer, Perawick, Adair, Pedolsky, Field,Boldyga Row 1: Pekan., Stroh, Murray., Krcssm, Schreiner, Moody, Bailey, Eckert, Mc- Kenna-Instructor Row 2: Brzoslowski, McDonald, Snyder, Choulka, Rains, Nix, Mathes, Hanne- Ifllllln Puetz, Cunningham, Cole, Strikol, Snyder, Krivchuk, Anderson, Dozler Kaysen, Karmowski, Sandberg, Conn, Elm, Brown, Riley, Koediger, Burns, Lewis 4: McCarthy, Trench, Soltis, Andrews, De Koker, Casper, Rolek, Allen Radich, Hefeli, Moore, Malmore, Febel, Greenhoe, Brach, Doenqes, McCartney, Pelrak, Moore Page 111 Row 1: McCartney, Mroz, Andrews, Ber berich, Woods, Cuiliani, Grunauer, Grand Row 2: Shuford, Bitel, Ansley, Tziritas Cornell Row 3: Petrak, McCarthy, Brown, Fiore 0'Bradovic Row 4: Allen, Cullerton Row 5: Ratajczak, Small, Elm, Freitag, Rizzo, St. Germaine, Stroner, Pojeta, Sulek, Rolek, Leise, Norwich, Moran, Bolser Row 6: Miss Callen., Reaves, Zelensky, Thayer, Butcher., Rossow, Miller, Orzak, Trenka, Carlson, Morgan, Gohr, Hegarty, Riley, Skinner Row I: Coker, Anlelmo, Pratscher, Kosola, Carlherg, Sleczek, Holstrom, Conn Row 2: Klassens, La Montagne, Dozier, Creenhoe, Comeller, Sunseri, San Toro, Alt- man, Bernard Row 3: Carr, Leise, Parliman, Doenges, Callaghan, Doenges, Keene Row 4: Le Seur, Dawson, Lewis, Madiax, Paoluccim, Radivoy, Fisher, Brach, Buchin- ski, De Koker, Cahill, Kloske, Wratney, Fehel, Malmore Row 5: Scheunemann, Olive, Roak, Bois- hlanc, Billstrom, Toppett, Richter, Krien, Brown Row 1: Roetemeyer, Trein, Roedigerm, Mielcarek, Jurich, Bianchi, Madiax Row 2: Skinner, Reaves, Wicklund, Rizzo, Parliman, Bergman, Rossow, Schmidt, Zin- ner, Hefeliklnstructor, LeSeur--Instructor Row 3: Cunningham, Motley, Winkler, Zimmerman, Rasmussen, Zuidema, Doria, Tcuhel, Kijak Row 4: Williams, Teeling, Klauck, Trench, Nelson, Puetz Row 1: Radivoy, Huff, Ansley, Merisso, Snyder Row 2: Kinnard, Roak, Sleczek, Millard Row 3: Conn, Riley, Parliman, Just, Gianola, Richter, Norwich, Moore Row 4: Radich, Cole, Sandberg, Rossow, Strikol, Boguch, Isaacson Page 112 1 im, igor, an iiafify Row 1: Oylc-r. l.ulher, 5Cll1'00illTl', Allen, Rizzo, llozier, Slevzelx, liorvs, licr- lN'l'llTll Row 2: Ki-ink, Kxsinn, Kol- nuln, Wootls, Mullin-s, Nix, Murray. Crm-vnhov, l'lN1lllUXV Hou' 3: Cahill. Burns, Woods. Cniliamilx. Skinner, lillll'll8l', Ch ivlx, W healer, l,l'll'1lli Ron' 4: Rirliler. Truhel, Meadows. W i Clk lun cl, Sl'lllllldl, Moran Ron' 1: SI'lll1'lx. flohr, Cann- po. Wienclel, lluhill, llrown, S4'lll.llll1lIl, .lznnvs. liriu-link Hon' 2: Calllngllaln. Zn-ln-nslqy SlPlllll0l. Olfon. N4-lzl. Coz- zello. Ahlqnisl. Mulh-lx. Cul- lerlon, Grznnl How 3: Doengvs. llallaljvlilli, Lewis, Moore. Sl'lllFlIlll'lllillIl1, Strom, Rollins, Slrilxol, Col- lins, Burke Row 4: l'helun. lloenges, ROPl6H1Cy'4'I'. liuluynila, An- drews. Ansley, Cole. IC1-lxcrl, Sl. f,lEl'I11Zlll1l' Nou' 5: Rossoxs. Carlson, l,il1'lll1121ll. Snyclvr. llouhik, Conn. S1lllfllN'l'g!. Moore. liillslroln. li0llSlllZllIl'. Koala Ram' 6: Rolelg. l.i1l1livolt, l.indg1'en, Field. Soclcrlnerg Hou' 1: Rizzo. Snycln-r. Mul- lek, BlllSll'lllll. lloishlunc, Rook, SClllllll1lll Row 2: Wiinfield. Schxnidl, Fischer, Reuvvs, ',l'euhes, IgllllSll, Mouloulxos. llilmrlo- lo, Blli'llll1Slil, ljzins, Di- gunge, Fehel. lil'l!t'llll00, llozier, Thrill, Nouloulaos, Cole Row 3: ln-iso, 1:1ll2lj1'Zllli, Doenges, Uiernl, Norwich, Cullerton, Byrd, llc liolaer, liralrlx, Trenlui. .l1lIll0S, Amluir, l'hclan, Il06lClllL'jl!l' R 011' 4: S 1' h e u n e in ll n n, lirueger, Mroz. li1ll'lll0XS'Slil, Moody, Trencll. Roelliger, Teuhel, Cozzello, Moore, Riley, Lewis Row 1: Mulhes, Ansley, Ber- llCl'l4'll, Curr, Slevzvla, liurz, Burns Roar 2: Casper, llurr, Ar- nold. Motley. llfefq-li, Rails-elxi, Rolelx, l'nelz, Butcher Ron' 3: lVlilllll0l'l?, l'lXilll0XV, lillllllllll, Skinner, lllc-Curry, Conn, Dawson, Pepin. Rudi- voy, Richlor, lf ullnghun. lillllilill, Orxzlls, lVl i ll cr, lVlieeler, llohling Kon' 4: Slrilxol. Amlrews, Carey, Ilvplnurn. M o o re, Szxnclherg, llosfow. Carlson, Hill Page 113 Page 114 Qra cfua fed From the day the Freshman enters high school until the day that same student is vested in cap and gown, the thought of commencement has grown increasingly eminent in his mind. Through the years he has prepared himself as he deems best for whatever future he chooses. When his diploma is finally presented at the commencement exercises, he experiences a sense of accomplishment, and is secure in the knowledge that he is equipped to meet the future competently and courageously. Q 1 K f Q 7 SPN v Q , Y . ,R 9. Clan 0 anuary, 1947 Page 116 Under the excellent guidance of the officers: Leonard Chmel, president, Laurette Buchinski, vice president, Gertrude Schmidt, secretary, and Thomas Steele, treasurer, the class of January, 1947 was one of the most successful of Lindblonfs history. The officers, being elected by the students of their class, aid the sponsor by presiding over the meet- ings of and choosing the members of the class sing, budget, gift, arrangements and prom committees. JOSEPHINE ABHAU tl.A.A.g Girls, Chorus 13 SCIIIJQ uL g nL.D.,, Clubg Debsg Sub- Debsg Weekly Salesmang I.C.C. JOHN ANDRE Swim Teamg Skating Team. DOLORES ATKINS G.A.A.g Sophomore Girls Clubg Graduate in three and one-half years. MARIE BALESH Scholarship Certiliratc-sg Honor Soriety VI sern.lg Senior Girls' Count-ilg Student Cuildg Office Assistantg Debsg Spanish Clubg Team Games. LAZARUS BASCHETTI Hall Guardg Intramural Basketball. JOHN BEATA Hall Guard. DOROTHY BERANEK G.A.A.g llonor Society 45 SGIILIQ Winner of L'L',g L.D. Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Gym Leadersg Spanish Club. 4 TED BERTUCA Senior Boys Couneilg I.C.C.g Concert Bandg Honor Soeietyg Feature Editor of Weeklyg Sec. of Band Lyre Clubg Hall Cuardg R.O.T.C. tClean up rampaign.J ELSA BIANCHIN Girls' Chorusg Sub Debsg Debsg G.A.A.g llonle Nursing. JOSEPH BIBB Latin Clubg Spanish Clubg R.O.T.C.g Stamp and Bond Salesmang Hall Guardg Officers School R.O.T.C. ELAINE BISTOS Senior Girl's Councilg Honor Societyg G.A.A. GENEVIEVE BOENS G.A.A.g Freshman Girls Clubg Soph. Girls Clubg Spanish Clubg Home Nursing. .IACQUELINE BONE G.A.A.g Sub Dehsg Debsg Senior Prom Committee. ELEANOR BRACH G.A.A.g Board and Cabinetg L.D. Clubg Debsg Sub Debsg SLU and two Chevrons. JOYCE BROWN Honor Soc-ietyg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debsg Ilall Guardg Registrarg T6ill'llBl'IS Assistant. LA VONNE BROWN Honor Societyg Senior Girl's Councilg Weeklyg G.A.A.g Debsg Sub Dt-bsg Teacl1er's Assistant. LAURETTE BUCHINSKI President of Debsg Treasurer of I.C.C.g Lv--four chevronsg Girls Chorusg Weekly Stalig Tourjours Gai Clubg Assemblies and Productionsg Mail Servire. ELAINE CHEPAITIS Honor Soeietyg Inter Cabinet Councilg Debsg Mail Serviceg Latin Club, Seng Cleanup Canipaigng Team Gamt-sg Hall Guard. RICHARD CHICOINE LEONARD CHMEL President of 4A Classg HL Clubg Honor Societyg Weekly Sales- mang City Champion Gym. Teamg Senior Boys, Counrilg Intra- mural Baslietballg Ive Skating Team. ETHEL CLINTON G.A.A.g Spanish Club. Page 117 I Page 118 STANLEY COHN Golden Eagleg Senior Boys' Councilg Light llrigadeg Honor Societyg Stage Crewg Production Clubg I. C.C.g Fire Marshals. JOYCE CONN Honor Society K7 Sem.Dg Superior Scholarship lg L and 3 Chevronsg Golden Eagleg 4 years perfect attendant-eg -1 years no tardinessg L.lJ. Clubg Leaders. DAVID COOK RUSSELL COVERT Intramural Baseballg Golf Teamg Hall Guardg Intramural Basket- ballg Eagle Salesmang Ticket Salesmang Fire Marshalg Chess Club. JOHN COYLE President of 4B Classg Senior Boys Councilg Varsiety and Soph Footballg L Clubg Honor Society. JOHN CRAMER Intramural Basltetballg Intramural Baseballg Intramural Footballg Boys Chorusg Hall Guardg Poster Club. CHARLES CRICKS Honor Societyg Senior Boys Councilg L Clubg Swiniminu Teamg Student Guildg Spanish Club. ELEANOR CYGAN Teacher's Assistantg G.A.A.g Team Games. JOAN DALEY Girls' Chorusg Senior Girls' Councilg 3 Scholarship Cerlificatesg Student Guildg I.C.C.g Honor Society, 8 Scmestersg Debs Clubg Sub Debs Club. RICHARD DALY Basketball Teamg Intramural Baskelballg Baseball Tcamg HL Clubg Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg Oral Club. DONALD DEANNE A Capella Choir. ADELE E. DeKOKER Secretary G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg President Girls' Chorusg Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Soeietyg Order of the Golden Eagleg L 4 chevronsg G.A.A. ROY DELIN Hall Guardsg Library Club. DOLORES DONCER C.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debsg Team Gamesg Hall Guardsg Teac-her's Assistant. RENEE DRAIKIN Copy Editor, Weeklyg Honor Soeietyg Debs Clubg Girls' Chorusg Sub Debg G.A.A.g Student Guildg Treasurer, Spanish Club. CHARLES G. DREYER Wrestling Teamg L Clubg Interclass Wl'esllingg Track Teamg Inlerelass Baskctballg Interclass Baseballg Hall Guardg Fire Marshal. DOROTHY DRIMAK G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Sub Debs Clubg Team Gamesg Freshman Girls' Clubg Home Nursingg Art League. ENID DUNLAP Library Assistantg Hall Guardg Eagle Salesmang Sub Debsg Debsg G.A.A.g Team Gamesg I.C.C. SHIRLEY DYCKMAN G.A.A.g Honor Soeielyg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub llebsg Debsg Spanish Clubg Teacher's Assistantg Soph Girls' Club. LORRAINE EILENFELDT Girls' Chorusg Spanish Club Ser-retaryg Mail Service Treasurerg Teacher's Assistantg Weekly Salesmang G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Debs DONALD ELY Hall Guardsg R.O.T.C.g Rifle Companyg Guidionsg Fire Marshal. DENNIS P. ENGELHARDT Hall Guards, Q3 semesterslg Hall Guard Captain. EARLEEN EWING G.A.A.g Girls, Chorusg Debsg Librarian's Assistantg Sub Debs. MARGARET FISCHL Mail Serviceg G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Gym Assistantg Typing Team. ' 1 LORRAINE FISH G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Weekly Salesmang Stamp and Bond Salesmang Girls' Chorusg Cleanup Committee. AL J. FLOENER Basketballg Hall Guards. EDWARD FOJTIK Hall Guardsg Fire Marshalg R.O.T.C.g Rifle Teamg Rifle Com- panyg Officer and Non Commission. SHIRLEY FOUTS G.A.A.g Debs. ESTHER FRANICK G.A.A.g Eagle Salesmang Fencingg Honor Societyg Debsg Teacher's Assistantg Spanish Clubg Freshman Girls' Club. ROBERT W. FRAZIER Hall Guardg Track Teamg Spanish Clubg Swimmingg Fire Marshall. DOLORES FRECKMAN G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Tear-her's Assistantg Team Games. DOROTHY FRESCURA Ilonor S01-ietyg G.A.A.g Debs Cluhg A Cappella Choirg Four Years' Perfect Attendanceg Eagle Salesman. FRANCES GEDRAITIS Girls, Chorusg G.A.A.g Dabs Cluhg Sub Debsg Honor Sorielyg Typing Teamg Spanish Clubg Office Assistant. RICHARD GETZ Swim Teamg Hall Guard: Fire Marshal. ALICE GIERUT G.A.A.g Sub Dehsg Debs Clubg Classical Cluhg Fencingg Bad- mintong Freshman Girls' Cluhg Stamp Salesman. JOSEPH C IORDANO EMILY GIUSTI G.A.A.g Latin Club BETTY GOEDTKE G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Debsg Suh Dehs. DONALD GOETZ Golf Teamg L Club. DONALD GOYER Honor Societyg Concert Orc-heslrag Concert Bandg I.C.C.g Student Guildg Spanish Cluh Presidentg Red Cross Delegateg Boys Sports Editor, Eagle. PATRICIA GRADY Honor Societyg Debs Clubg Spanish Clubg Sub Debsg Team Gamesg G.A.A.g Teacher's Assistant. WILLIAM GRAHAM Page 119 .HY ' .' ., png 'Hn-Q, Page 120 DOLORES GRANT Honor Sorielyg G.A.A.g '5Lg llebs Cluhg Spanish Clubg L.D. t Clubg Secretary, Senior Girls' Councilg Leaders. HALL Hall Guardg Track Teamg Swimmingg Fire Marshal. ROBERT HALLAS President, Lyre Club. JOAN HARRIS G.A.A.g Mail Servirvg Sub Debsg Delis. FRED IIASLER ELMER HASTINGS Captain, R.O.'I'.C.g llshersg Pivked Platoon ,45-316. W DAY ID IIAZZARD ROGER HEAIJTKE Hall Guardg Wi'eslling Teamg Intramuralg 'gL.,, THOMAS HEALY Honor Soi-ietyg Art League. WALTER IIEINZEL Track Teamg Honor Soc-ietyg Ice Skating Teamg Intramural Trarkg Intramural Ire Skatingg Projection Club. RUTH HESMIN Girls Chorusg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Oliire Assistant. IRENE IIORKAVY Latin Clubg Library Assistantg Honor Societyg Badmintong G.A.A.g Eagle Salesmang Weekly Salesmang Debsg Sub Debs. ANN HREBEN Girls' Chorusg Art Leagneg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Secretary of Spanish Clubg llebsg I.C.C.g Senior Girls, Council. HELEN IGNASII G.A.A.g Dolphing Life Savingg Leadersg Badmintong L.D. Clubg Inter-Cabinet Counrilg Debs. EARL .IANDACEK L Club Memborg Baseball Teamg Soph. Football Teamg Intra- mural W1'4estlii1g Champg Wrestling Teamg Tennis Teamg Hall Guardg Student Council Representative. MARY .IECK Girls, Chorusg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Dehsg Honor Soi-ietyg Art Award. SHIRLEY .IENNER l.C.C.g llebsg Spanish Clubg Team Gamesg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg G.A.A. ROLF JENSEN Honor Som-it-tyg A Cappella Choir 13 sem.lg Madrigal Singerg Swim Teanig Gymnastit-sg Boys' Chorusg Projection Club C5 sem.Jg Hall Guard. ELMER JOHNSON Wrestling Tm-amg Hall Guard. WILLIAM JOHNSON R.O.'I'.C.g 2nd Lt.g Rifle Companyg RiHe Teamg Hall Guard. RUDY .IURKOVIC l' uzn anal Lu ilu Corps: P51-lxefl Illflioong Rifle Companyg R.O.T.C:, first Lirulenanlg lloys' Chorusg Projection Clubg Hall Guard. Cont-4-rt liandg llall Guardg Intramural Baseballg Band Majorg MILDRED KAMPENGA Honor Society t-I sem.Dg Office Assistantg Teacher's Assistantg Typing Teamg llcbsg Eagle Salesmang Weekly Salesmang Bond Salesman. RUTH KASANG Two Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Societyg Oral Clubg Hall Guardg Office Assistantg Team Gamesg Graduated in three and one-half' yearsg llebs. ELAINE KASPER Business Manager W'eekly Staffg Girls' Chorus 14 sem.lg Mail Service Cabinetg llebs Club Treasurerg Teacher's Assislantg Library Assistantg Office Assistantg Spanish Club. ELENORE KASTRINOS Senior Girls Conncilg Debsg Honor Societyg Weekly Business Staffg I.C.C.g Team Gamesg Los Inocentes, Vice Presidentg G.A.A. .IOHN KELEKOVICH Honor Societyg Fencing Teamg L Clubg Boys' Chorus, Treasurerg Hall Guard 12 sem.Pg Ticket Salesman. .IEANNE KLEIN S Certificatcg Honor Society 17 sem.lg Latin Club, Vice Presidentg Girls' Chorusg Teacher's Assistantg Student Guildg L.D.g Library Assistant. SHIRLEY KLEIN Scholarship Ccrtificateg Honor Society I7 SBlll.lQ Student Guildg Spanish Clubg Debs Clubg Typing Teamg Team Gamesg Mail Service. MARY .IANE KNEZZ Honor Socictyg Leadersg Presidenfs Councilg Office Assistantg Team Gamesg lflencingg Spanish Clubg G.A.A. LAVVRENCE KOCH L. Clubg Yicc President of Roys' Chorusg Hall Guard I2 sem.lg Stamp Salesmang Fencing Teamg lnterclass Fencing Team. CHARLES KOEPKE Spanish Club. LAURETTA KONIECZKA L.lJ.g Eagle Salesmang Soph. Girls Clubg Sub Ilebsg Girls' Chorusg Spanish Clubg Team Gamesg llebs. KENNETH KORNBECK Swimming Tearing Skating Teamg Ushers Clubg Ticket Salesmang Basketball Squadg Fire Marshal. PATRICIA KOSOLA G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Honor Societyg French Clubg Gym Leadersg Sophomore Clnbg Fencingg Secretary of Civics Class. CHARLOTTE KRAUS G.A.A.g Sub llcbsg llebsg Fencingg A Cappella Choirg Bond Sales- mang I.C.C.g Cleanup Committec. AN ASTASIA LAZO G.A.A.g Debs. AUDREY LESEUR G.A.A.g Board and Cabinetg Lll Club Secretaryg Poster Clubg lfencingg Bathninlong L plus 3 chevronsg Team Gamesg Leaders. MARIETTA LETTIERE V A Cappella Choir: Honor Societyg Scnior Girls' Councilg I.C.C.g Los Corderitosg Scholarship Certificateg Debsg Class Sing Com- mittee. DOROTHY LEVI Life Savingg G.A.A.g Fencingg Team Gamesg Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg Hall Guartlsg Swim Leader. ROBERT LEVITT Lv Clubg Tennis Teamg Spanish Clubg Projection Clubg Stamp and Bond Salesmang Eagle Salesmang Hall Guard. .IOHN OVERTON LEWIS Senior Boys' Count-ilg Holder of 6 Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Societyg Studs-nt Guild Presidentg Weekly Staffg L Club. 2 'illgi' Latin Club Secretaryg Order of the Golden Eagle. FALL M. LEWIS llaseball Team 7115-346g ML Clubg fl-B Treasurerg I.C.C. Represen tativeg Skating Team. Page 121 Page 122 CORINNE LIDDICOTT Honor Societyg Secretary of L.D. Clubg 'Elf' and 3 chevronsg Gym Leaderg Life Savingg Dolphing Swim Leaderg Debs. STEPHANIE D. LIZIUS Order ol' Golden Eagleg Scholarship Certificates:, Honor Society 7 semeslersg Achievement L Cupg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Life Saving and Dolphing President of Sub Debsg LM and 4 chevrons. WALTER LOVELLE ' BETTY LUCAS Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Oral Club, Hubbardg Honor Societyg Teacheris Assistantg Debs. ELAINE MANCHEN Scholarship Certificateg Honor Society, 6 semestersg Eagle Typistg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Mail Serviceg Spanish Clubg Sub Debsg Stamp and Bond Salesmang fl- years no tardiness. CECELIA MARTENSEN Teacher's Assislantg G.A.A.g Debs. GERRY MATHES Orchestrag Art Leagueg L.D.g,' Eagle Salesmang Girls' Chorus 7 semestorsg G.A.A.g Swim Leaderg Honor Team. EDWARD MAZUROWSKI EILEEN McCARTHY G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Honor Society 7 Semestersg Secretary of Honor Societyg 3 Scholarship Certiiicatesg L and 4 Chevronsg Golden Eagleg l.C.C.g Library Assistant. IMOGENE McDONALD G.A.A.5 Debs Clubg I.C.C.g Girls, Chorusg Choirg Prom Com- mittceg Sub Debs Clubg Olhce Assistant. LAVERNE MCGARRY Honor Sm-ielyg G.A.A.g Mail Serviceg Tear-her's Assistantg LD Clubg Lu and I Chevrong Sub Debs Club. ELEANOR M1-GOYERN G.A.A.g Mail Serviceg Mail Service Cabinetg Debs Clubg Eagle Salesmang l.C.C. JAMES MELKA Hall Guard: Honor Societyg Perfect Attendanceg Traffic Patrolg Fire Marshal. HOPE MICKLEY Sub Debs Clubg Debs Clubg C.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Library As- sistant. ALICE MIEHLE G.A.A.g Debsg Charm Dotsg Fencingg Sub Debs Clubg Spanish Clubg Art Leagueg Freshman Girls' Club. MARILYN MILLER Honor Society 4 Scmestersg Debs Clubg L.D. Clubg Leadersg Of- fice Assistantg Team Gamesg Badminton. .IEANETTE MOGK G.A.A.g Mail Serviceg Sub Debsg Debs. MARY LOU MOLNOR G.A.A.g Debsg Leadersg Spanish Clubg Sub Debsg Honor Societyg L Clubg Team Games. HELEN MOULOUKOS Achievement L Cupg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg 4-B Vice Presi- dentg Honor Societyg LD Clubg President of G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Dolphing L and 4 Chevrons. ROBERT NAVRATIL Honor Society Hall Guardg A Capella Choirg Spanish Clubg As- sembly Participant. ROBERT NOVOSAD DOROTHY O'NEILL Honor Socictyg Mail Service Cabinet Presidentg Athletic Lg L.D. Clubg Firc Marshalg Typing Teamg Spanish Clubg Debs Club. HUGH J. O'NEILL Basketball Teamg Intramural Basketball. ARLENE ORLOFF Girls' Chorusg Librariang Los Chamacosg Mail Service Cabinetg Life Savingg Swim Leadersg Debsg Fencingg Badminton. BERNADETTE ORZAK Honor Societyg Leadersg Mail Service Cabinetg Badmintong Debsg Los Chamacos Treasurerg Honor Baseball Teamg Fencing. DOLORES OSBORNE G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Art Leagueg Eagle Salesmang Home Nursing. MELVIN OTTO CAROL PALKA Senior Girls' Councilg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Honor Societyg 2 S Certificatesg Girls' Chorusg Student Guildg Cleanup Com- mitteeg Debs Club. JAMES PARKER Swimming Team. LEILA PERLBERG Order of the Golden Eagleg Senior Girls' Councilg 4 S Certifi- catesg 8 Semesters Honor Societyg Girls' Chorusg L.D.g Athletic L and 2 Chevronsg Student Guild. CHARLES PESCHEL Honor Society 3 Semestersg Hall Guard 2 Semesters. JAMES PETERS Honor Societyg Swim Team. JAMES PETERSEN Red Cross Campaigng Stamp Salesman. MILDRED PETRICH G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Sub Debsg Debsg Stamp Salesmang Hall Guardg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Club. PEGGY PETROPOULIS G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debsg Mail Serviceg Team Gamesg Stamp Salesmang Teacher's Assistantg Modern Dancing. ELEANOR PIAROWSKI Honor Societyg Girls' Chorusg Typing Teamg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Debs Arrangement Committeeg Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg Business Training Club. BRUCE PICKFORD L Clubg Basketball: Footballg Senior Boys' Councilg Wrest- ling Teamg Hall Guard. LOUIS D. PIGNATO 'Wrestling Teamg Intramural Wrestlingg Basketball Reserveg Intramural Baseball. GEORGIA PLASHKO A Honor Rollg Madrigalsg Mail Serviceg A Capella Choirg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Office Assistantg Sub Debsg Debs. LUCILLE POSCH Girls' Chorusg Team Gamesg Spanish Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Honor Societyg G.A.A. GEORGE POVICH Lyre Clubg Concert Band-Concert Mast.g Honor Societyg R.0.T.C.g Latin Clubg Student Councilg Student Guildg Rifle Company. DELORES PRATSCHER Treasurer of Mail Serviceg G.A.A.g Weekly Salesmang Hall Guardg Debsg Mail Service Cabinetg Fire Marshalg Fencing. ,M in--r 'WMF ,Q t . s Page 123 Page 124 EMIL PRATSCHER A Capella Choirg Editor of Weelflyg Hall Guardg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Latin Club:, Stamp and Bond Salesman. EMILIE RADOSEVIC Debsg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sophomore Girls' Clubg G.A.A.g Sub llebsg Tear-her's Assistant. THOMAS RASMUSSEN STEPHEN J. REVAK l.C.C.g Projection Clubg R.O.T.C. Captaing Stage Crewg Light Brigade. SHIRLEY RHODES Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Debsg Sub Debsg Team Gaines. HERBERT C. RHODIE l.C.C.g R.O.T.C.5 Hall Guard. JEAN RIEDY Secretary Poster Clubg Secretary Charm Dots Clubg C.A.A.g Team Gamesg Fencingg Badmintong Teacheris Assistantg Ofhce Assistant. JEANNE RIETZ President's Councilg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Latin Clubg Girls' Chorusg Delis Arrangement Chairmang 4 years Perfect Attendanceg Honor Society. SARAJEAN RILEY G.A.A.g Red Cross Clubg Teaclu-r's Assistant. ELEANOR RODONIS G.A.A.g Dehsg Weeklyg Team Gamesg Office Assistantg Sub Debsg Teacheris Assistantg Library Club. MILIJRED ROGOZNICA G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Fencingg Team Gamesg Spanish Club. ROSE RONZIO Girls' Chorusg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg Weekly Sales- niang Honor Society. ROBERT C. RYAN Senior Boys' Councilg Major R.O.T.Cg Capt. Corps Staff ,46 R.O.'l'.C.g s'l.g President Honor Societyg Student Guildg Golden Eagleg Light Brigade ANGELINE SAELE G.A.A.g Bond Salesmang Teacher's Assistantg Debsg Sub Debsg Spanish lubg Freshman Girls' Clubg Fencing. MARTIN SALADIN Gymnastic Teamg Chief of Ushers Clubg Captain of R.O.T.C.g Picked Platoong Rifle Companyg Chief of Fire Marshal's Club 13 S6lIl.lQ Hall Guard. EARL SAMUEL JEANNINE SCHLIPF G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Debsg Teacl1er's Assistant. GERTRUIJE SCHMIDT Honor Societyg G.A.A.g G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Member of the I.C.C.g g'Lg L.D. Clubg Secretary of the 4A Classg Order of the Golden Eagle. JOYCE SCHOENHEIDER Co-Editor in Chief of Eagleg 5 Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Society '17 sem.Jg Vice President of Honor Societyg Order of the Golden Eagle in 4B sen1.g Lug I.C.C. Secretaryg Spanish Club. JOSEPH SCHULTZ Assistant Editor Sports Pageg Weeklyg Gymnastic Tcamg Spanish Club L6 SCIILJ PRIESTLY SCHWEICH Latin Clubg Assistant Editor of Weeklyg Hall Guardg Bandg Stamp and Bond Salesmang Weekly Salesmang Teacher's Assistant. GLADYS SEASTROM Art Leagueg Library Clubg Team Gamesg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Life Savingg Charm Dotsg Scnior Girls' Club. DONALD SECIN Literary Editor of Eagleg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Lindblom Weeklyg Concert Orchestrag Concert Randg Honor Societyg Dance Randg Intramural Basketball. LAVERNE SENKPIEL G.A.A.g Art League Clubg A Capella Choir Q5 sem.Jg Sub Debsg Debsg Weekly Sale-smang Eagle Salesman. ALBERTA SHERRY - G.A.A.g Team-her's Assistantg Sophomore Girls, Clubg Junior Girls, Club. MILES SHORE Golden Eagleg Co-Editor-in-Chief of Eagleg 7 'Scholarship Certi- fiealesg Senior Boys' Councilg Concert Orchestrag Varsity Foot- ballg I.C.C. Presidentg Honor Society Secretary. GERALDINE SIEGER Sub Debsg Dc-bsg Weekly Salcsmang G.A.A.g Spanish Club. VINCE SILKO Junior Varsityg Varsity Footballg Runnerup for Public Football Championsg L Cluhg Intramural Rasketballg Hall Guardg Weekly Salesmang Athletic L. HARRY SMALE Sophomore Footballg Track Teamg Varsity Footballg L Clubg Treasurer L Clubg President L Clubg Intramural Basketballg Hall Guardg Co-Capt. Football Team. JOHN A. SMITH Editor-in-Chief of Weeklyg Associate Editor of Weeklyg Honor Societyg Library Assistantg Ollicc Assistantg Hall Guardg Classical Clubg Intramural Basketball. GLORIA SOBIESKI G.A.A.g Debsg Mail Serviceg Sub Debsg Teacher's Assistantg Ice Skating Club. CARL STEIN Hall Guardg Projection Clubg Rowling TC1lHlQ Statistics Clubg Intramural Basketballg Paper Drive. .IOAN STEINHAUER G.A.A.g Honor Team Gamesg Hall Guardg Sub Debsg Debsg Gym Office Assistantg graduated in 3 and one-half years. JUNE STICKLING Senior Girls' Counrilg Honor Society t7 sem.lg I S. Cer- tificateg 4- years Perfect Attendanceg Sub Debsg G.A.A.g Typing Team. ANN MARIE SUBERT G.A.A.g Spanish Club Treasurerg Tcacheris Assistantg Weekly Salesmang Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Team Games. DOROTHY TEFS . Girls' Chorus 17 sem.gJ Sub Debsg Hall Guardg Sophomore Girls, Clubg Bond Salesmang Debs Arrangement Chairmang Spanish Club. JOSEPH TEMPEL MARY ANN TEUBEL G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg L.D. Clubg Spanish Clubg Freshman Girls, Clubg Dchs' Clubg A Capella Choirg NLF' DARLENE TRENKA Girls' Chorusg Toujours Gai Cluhg Debs' Clubg Honor Societyg Leadersg Ollire Assistantg L and two Chevronsg L.D.7, Club. DANIEL TSIONES RAY ULRICH Intramural Basketballg Fire Marshal. DOLORES UNEUS Mail Serviceg Honor Societyg Delis' Clubg Hall Guardg Sub Debs' Clubg Spanish Clubg C.A.A.g Weekly Salesman. Page 125 Page 126 EDWARD WATERS L Clubg Wrestling Teamg Basketball Teamg Intramural Wrestling Championg Student Councilg Intramural Basketballg Intramural Baseball Championg Hall Guard. EVELYN WEST G.A.A.g Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Societyg Typing Teamg Deb's Club. EILEEN WICKLUND Honor Societyg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg L and 3 Chevronsg 4-B Class Secretaryg Perfect Altendanceg No Tardinessg LD Clubg Order of the Golden Eagle. LEE WHELAN Basketball Teamg Hall Guard Captaing Fire Marshalg Intramural Baseballg Intramural Basketball. LOIS WITHROW G.A.A.g Dance Bandg Lyre Clubg Concert Band. AL WORTNER Fire Marshalg Football Salesman. JACK YEHLING Honor Societyg Varsity Footballg Sophsg Trackg Wrestlingg Gymnasticsg Chairman of Junior Dance. GEORGE YOCUM Intramural Baseballg Senior Boys' Councilg L Clubg 4 Us Gymnastic Teamg Ice Skating Teamg Golf Teamg Fire Marshalg Student Guild. CHARLOTTE M. YOUNG Scholarship Certificateg Honor Societyg Mail Serviceg Library Assistantg No Tardinessg G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Fencing. HARRY YOUNG RUSSELL ZIEGLER A Capella Choirg Boys' Chorus. Clan o une, I947 The officers of the graduating class of June, 1947: Michael McGinnis, presidentg Rosemary Hefeli, vice presidentg Betty Jean Zinner, secre- taryg and Frank Nilles, treasurerg have put forth untiring effort toward the proper exccution of class activities. The Senior Promenade and class sing have been outstanding events because of their devotion. Page 127 is Page l 28 FRED AHLQUIST Wrestling Team. .IO ANN ARNOLD Honor Societyg Sub Debsg Debsg G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Library Assistantg A Cappella Choirg Spanish Club. RALPH .I. ARNOLD A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg Honor Societyg Latin Club- Presidentg Hall Guard. ROBERT ATHEY L Clubg Basketball Tcamg Classical Clubg Intramural Bas- ketball. BETTY JEAN AXELROD Girls' Chorus Accompanistg L and 2 chevronsg Sub Debsg Debs Clubg Library Assistantg Honor Societyg Weekly, Advertising Manager JACK AYLWARD Hall Guardg Spanish Clubg Fire Marshal. DORIS BAILEY Girls' Chorusg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debs Clubg Office Assistantg Library Assistant. DOROTHY BAKER G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Fcncingg Hall Guard. JACK BARRETT V Intramural Wrestling Teamg L Clubg Wrestling Teamg Football Teamg Intramural Baskeiballg Intramural Track Teamg Hall Guardg No Tardiness. JOSEPH BASICH ROBERT BATTEIGER Boys' Chorusg Captain, Hall Guardg A Cappella Choirg Gym Office Assistantg Bowling Team. DOROTHY BAUER G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Debsg Sub Debsg Latin Club. ROY BENKA . A Cappella Choirg Boys' Chorusg Fencing Teamg L Club. RAY BENLEHR ELIZABETH BERBERICH G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg LD Clubg Dcbsg Spanish Clubg Office Assistantg Ln and 4 Chevronsg Honor Captain Basketball Team. DONALD BERG Swim Teamg Hall Guardg Intramural Swimmerg Football Ticket Salesmang Paper Collector. 1 EDWARD W. BERG Spanish Clubg Hall Guardg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Sophomore Football Teamg Honor Societyg Intramural Baseballg Intramural Basketball. LENORE BERGMAN - L and 2 Chevronsg A Cappella Choirg Honor Societyg Badmin- tong Fencingg L.D. Clubg Gym Leadersg Posture Contest Winner. DOLORES BERN G.A.A.g Sub Debs. IRENE BERNAT Girls, Chorusg I.C.C.g A Cappella Choirg Debsg G.A.A.g Sub Debs. FLORENCE BERTELL Concert Orchestrag Honor Society Scholarship Certificateg Debs Clubg Freshman Girls' Clubg LD,' Clubg Leadersg Badminton. LARUE BEZINGUE G.A.A.g Sub Dcbsg Debsg Library Assistantg Teacher Assistance. GEORGE J. BIRKHAHN Honor Societyg Stage Crewg Light Brigadcg Projection Clubg ICC. BARBARA BITEL Choir, A Cappellag Gym Leadcrsg Sub Dcbsg Debsz, Team Gamesg Teas-heris Assistant. DOLORES BLAKE Teacher's Assistantg Library Assislantg Team Gamesg Fencingg Baseball Honor Teamg Debsg Honor Societyg Weekly Salesman. WII.HELMINA BLANKS Debsg Student Guilclg Honor Societyg G.A.A. CHARLOTTE BOGUCH Team Gamcsg Baclmintong Fencingg Tennisg 'sLD g G.A.A.g Hall Guard. DOLORES BOLDYGA Mail Serviceg Librarian Assistantg Fencingg Team Gamesg Bad- mintong Life Savingg Four Dolphinsg S Certificate. GENE BOLOTIN Hall Guardg Paper Drivesg Scicnce Clubg Sophomore Footballg Bowling Team. .IEANNINE BOLSER Choir, A Cappellag Leadersg Library Assistantg Teacher's Assist- antg Debsg Team Gamesg Fencingg HL Chevron. RAX MOND BOUDREAU Ushers Clubg Fire Marshalg Boys, Chorusg Drum and Bugle Corps. GEORGE BOULUKOS A Cappella Choirg Boys, Chorusg Treasurerg Spanish Clubg Hall Guardg Fire Marshal. GEORGIA BOULUKOS Honor Societyg Sub Debsg G.A.A.g Debsg Eagle Salesman. JOHN BRAGA Paper Drives Captaing Hall Guardsg Soph. Footballg Varsity Footballg Intramural Basketballg Ticket Salesman. GORDON BREUKER Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Intramural Baslietballg Ticket Salesman. WILLIAM BRIGHT Boys, Cborusg Bowling Teamg Hall Guardsg Spanish Clubg Honor Society. JOYCE BROTSCH G.A.A.g Bond and Stamp Salesmang Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Team Games. NORMA BROWN Weekly Salesmang Treasurer of Sub Dcbsg L'LD 'g Leadersg Student Guild. SHIRLEY BROWN Team Gamesg G.A.A.g Library Assistantg Hall Guardg Debsg Spanish Clubg French Clubg Engle Salesman. .IEANIENE BRUNZELL G.A.A.g Sub Dcbsg Debsg Hall Guardg Spanish Club. MARY BULJAN G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Modern Dancing. BERNADINE BURKE Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Delis Clubg Debs Clubg Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Office Assistantg NLD Clubg Restricted Award. I Page 129 Hb fill 'N' W + wk-5 Q-.. Q, 5-me .. 3 .4, ' 21? 4? X 'Z Sf- 6931 Page 130 KEN BURT Swimming Teamg Sophomore Football Teamg Lv Club. CARL BUSSEMA Varsity Footballg Sophomore Footballg L Clubg Yvrcstling Teamg Senior Boys' Councilg I.C.C.g Honor Societyg Track Team. DOROTHY BYRD Honor Societyg Freshman Girls' Clubg n'LD g Fencingg Team Gamesg Library Assistantg Student Guildg Latin Club. ALLAN CADITZ Honor Societyg 2 Scholarship Certificatesg Lv Clubg Track Teanig Tennis Teamg Orc-hestrag Golden Eagleg Assistant Editor, Weekly. GLORIA CALDWELL Bandg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Dehsg Spanish Club. FRANK CAPPUZZELLO Orchestrag Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C.g Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg Salesman. .IOSEPHINE CELIO Girls' Chorusg A Cappella Choirg Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg Secre- tary, Girls' Chorusg C.A.A.g Debs. HERBERT H. CERVINKA Skating Team, Captaing Skating Club, Presidentg Sophomore Foot- ballg Intramural Basketballg Swim Teamg Intramural Baseball: Bowling Teamg 'SLU Club. .IOSEPHINE CERVONE G.A.A.g Stamp Salesmang Team Games. FLORENCE S. CHOW Fencingg G.A.A. BARBARA CHRYSLER Senior Girls, Councilg Honor Societyg Concert Orchestrag Athletic L g NLD Clubg Classical Club, Vice-Presidentg Tcacheris Assist- antg Ice Skating Club. GEORGE CLARK Intramural Basketballg Inter-Class Baseballg Eagle Salesmang Hall Guard. THOMAS COFFER R.O.T.C. Picked Plaloong Weekly Salesman. SHIRLEY COKER Senior Girls' Councilg 3 Scholarship Certificatesg Honor Societyg Student Guildg Gym Leadersg Freshman Girls, Club. MARGARET COLLINS NLD' Clubg Latin Clubg Hall Guardg Debs Clubg Honor Societyg Restricted Lug French Club. KENNETH COOK Bandg Hall Guardg Stamp Salesman. EUGENE COOMER Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Hall Guardg Intramural Basketball. FRANCES COTA Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Societyg Debs Clubg Registrarg Spanish Clubg I.C.C. Alternateg Hall Guardg Team Games. .IOSEPHINE COTA G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Modern Dancingg President, Spanish Clubg Eagle Salesmang Team Games. SHIRLEY CURTIS G.A.A.g Debsg I.C.C.g Sub-Debsg Team Gamesg Badminton. SHIRLEY DAHLIN President, Freshmen Girls' Clubg Team Gamesg Stamp Salesmang G.A.A. BETTY DALEY Girls, Chorusg Feneingg G.A.A. DOROTHY DANIELS Girls' Chorusg Honor Societyg Sub-Debsg G.A.A.g Student Guild. WILLIAM DANIELS Concert Bandg Hall Guardsg Spanish Clubg Rifle Company. BETTY DAWSON Weekly Page Editorg LH and 4- Chevronsg Golden Eagleg Concert Orchestrag Honor Societyg Student Guildg Library Clubg uLD Club. CATHERINE DE BOER G.A.A.g Sub-Dehsg A Cappella Choirg Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Socictyg Spanish Clubg Leaders. IDA DENNIS G.A.A.g Sub-Debsg Spanish Club. RICHARD DEZELICK Swimming Teamg Wrestling Teamg Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Boys' Chorusg Intramural Basketballg Intramural Baseball. IDA MARIE DIBARTOLO LD', Cluhg Sub Dehsg Debsg Feneingg Team Gamesg Leadersg Badmintong L and 2 Chevrons. CHRISTY DIBENEDETTO Gymnastit-sg ljasehallg Track Teamg Boys' Chorusg Hall Guardg Stamp Salesmang 'GLB Club. DALE DIEMER L Clubg Soph. and Varsity Footballg Honor Societyg Student Guildg A Cappella Choirg Ushersg Intramural Track. EDWARD DIERICKS Ushersg Paper Drivesg Intramural Basketball. DOROTHY DIGANGE Leadersg G.A.A.g Debsg Lug Team Gamesg Badmintong Fencingg '6LD Club. GERALDINE DOBSON G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Fencingg Honor Societyg Debsg Senior Girls' Councilg Leaders. JOSEPH DOCK Baseballg ML' Clubg I MLN. GRETA DOLINKO Honor Societyg Student Guildg Weekly Staffg Girls' Chorusg Library Clubg Debs Clubg Restricted HL and 2 Chevrons. WILLIAM DOTY Concert Bandg Dance Bandg Lyre Clubg Honor Societyg Weekly Salesman. .IOHN DOYLE Soph. and Varsity Footballg Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg L Clubg Intramural Baseball, Track, Basketball. EDWARD J. DRAB MARILYN DRAWZ Mail Serviceg Sub Debsg Gym Assistantg Eagle Salesmang Team Gamesg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg NLD Club. .IOANN DREW Honor Societyg Perfect Attendanceg Sub Debsg A Cappella Choirg Library Assistantg Spanish Club. BERNADINE DUNKLAU G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Debsg Sub Debs. Page 131 l 1 GERALD EARL Basketball Teamg Intramural Baslwtballg Manager's NLF. DONALD G. EBEL Swimming Teamg Sophomore Football: Varsity Footballg Ice Skating Clubg Paper Drivesg Intramural Basketball. WELLINGTON EDWARDS R.0.T.C. BETTY EHLERS G.A.A.g Debsg Team Gamesg Sub Debs. HELENE EHLERT Freshman Girls' Clubg Office Assistantg Team Gamesg lfencingg Sub Debsg G.A.A.g Debs. REMELL EKDAHL Freshman Girls' Clubg Debsg Sub Du-bsg Charm Dotsg Team Gamesg Fencingg G.A.A. RICHARD ELDRIDGE Spanish Clubg Lt. Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg Stage Crewg Light Brigadeg Gymnastic Teamg A Cappella Choirg Bowling Team, Captain. MONNA ELLIOTT G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Sub-Debsg Debs. LORRAINE EVKOVICH Honor Societyg 2 Scholarship Certificatesg G.A.A.g Debsg Senior Girls, Councilg Secretary of Spanish Clubg Stamp and Bond Salesman. FRANCES FAZIO G.A.A.g I.C.C.g Debsg Science Cluhg Teacher's Assistance. BETTY FEBEL ML and 4 Chevronsg 4'LD', Clubg Leadersg Debsg Girls, Chorus Badmintong Honor Societyg Student Guild. LEONA FELSKI Mail Service Cabinetg Dehsg G.A.A.g Sub-Dcbsg Library Clubg Team Games. AUDREY FIELD G.A.A.g Sub-Debsg Debs. MARVIN FIGATNER Honor Socictyg Wfeeklyg Stage productions. ED FLASCH Hall Guardg Basketball, Presidentg Football Ticket Salesmang Fire Marshalg Intramural Baseball. MARY RITA FLEMING Hall Guardg Team Gamesg Fencingg G.A.A.g Stamp Salesmang Debsg Sub-Dcbs. EUNICE FORT Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Debs Cluhg Student Guild. THERESA GAMPERL 2 Dolphinsg Athletic 'gIf'g Life Savingg Honor Society, Secretaryg Leaflersg Fencingg Student Guildg L.D.', Club. LORIN GARDNER Usher Clubg Student Guildg Honor Sorictyg Sophomore Footballg Varsity Foothallg Hall Guardg L Cluhg Intramural Rascballg Perfect Attendance. SANDRA GARPIEL C.A.A.g Mail Service, 4 semestcrsg Honor Societyg Spanish Cluhg English Club. AL GEORGE Swim Team, 3 semestersg 'LU' Clubg Hall Club. RITA CIBBONS llonor Societyg Student Cuildg Weeklyf Assistantg Debsg Sub Debsg G.A.A.g Debating Clubg Freshman Girls' Club. DONALD GLOWACKI Hall Guardg Fire Marshal. LORRAINE GONSCH G.A.A.g A Cappella Choirg Freshmen Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Bowling Leagueg Library Assistantg Swim Leaderg Class Voice. DAVID GoonHART A Sophomore Footballg Varsity Footballg Track Teamg HL Clubg Hall Guards. MEYER GORBATKIN Spanish Clubg Stage Crcwg Projection Clubg Baseball Managcrg Eagle All Clubg Weekly Reporter. LAWRENCE GOSLOVICII Ushers Clubg Hall Guardg Intramural Baseball. BILL COTTOEHALK llall Guardg Intramural Baseballg Intramural Basketballg Fire Marshal. LOUIS GRABINOWSKI Captain of Hall Guartlsg Fire Marshalg Senior Tram-kg Soph. Foot- ballg Yarsity Footballg lce Skating Team. .IACQUELINE GREENHOE G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg ML and 2 Chevronsg Honor Socim-tyg L'L.D.,, Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Office Assistantg Golden Eagle. PIIYLLIS GREENWOOID Girls' Chorusg G.A.A.g Librariang Teacher's Assistantg Sub Debsg Debsg llonor Society. SHIRLEY GROTH G.A.A. MAY GUILNIANI A.C. Choirg Lv and 4 Chev.g uLD Clubg Gym Leaderg Honor Societyg Badmintong Debsg Eagle Salesman. DONALD HALAGAN Football Varsityg Trac-kg Intramural Basketballg Gymnasticsg L Clubg Paper Drivt-sg Baseballg Honor Society. RICHARD HALE lnlralnural Soflballg XVrestlingg Cy'Illll1lSllt'5Q Baseball Reserves A NTHONY HALLIN AN THOMAS HAMILL Intramural Baseballg Intramural Baslaetballg Hall Guard. DAL HANCOCK Basketballg ML Clubg Yice-President. L Clubg Hall Guard. WILLIAM HARDWIDGE ANN HAVELKA Vice-President, Freslunan Girls' Clubg Honor Soeietyg G.A.A.g Spanish Club. ' IIARLAN HAWKINSON A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg 8 Scholarship Certificatesg Order of the Golden Eagleg Senior Boys' Councilg Engle Slam Associate Editorg Student Guildg Inter-Cabinet Counvil. MARY .IANE HEENAN G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Sub-Debs. an-I' C' we -sei Page r-- -- -- --- 2 t N t Page 134 ROSEMARY HEFELI G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Gym Leaderg Honor Societyg I Scholarship Certificateg HL and 4 Chevronsg Golden Eagleg Fencingg L.D.,' Club. BELLE HEGARTY Honor Societyg Leadersg 6'L.D.,' Clubg Student Guildg Girls' Chorusg Debsg Tennisg Gym Office Assistant. DOROTHY HERDA G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Sub Debsg Debsg Team Gamesg French Clubg Life Savingg Swim Leader. ELAINE HICKS G.A.A.g Library Clubg Spanish Clubg Team Gamesg Concert Orchestra. KENNETH HILGER Swimming Teamg Track Teamg GL Clubg Jr. Varsity Footballg Sr. Varsity Footballg Athletic '6L g Pres.. Boys' Chorus. NORMAN HINES R.O.T.C.g Soph. Footballg NLR Clubg Varsity Football. VICTORIA HOINACKI Hall Guardg G.A.A. MARY ANNE HORVATH Debsg Glee Clubg Team Gamesg Leadersg Honor Societyg Weekly Salesmang Stamp 81 Bond Salesmang Teacher's Assistant. THOMAS HOUSER Pres., 4B Classg Achievement Cupg Senior Boys' Councilg Ln Clubg Vice Pres., Honor Societyg Boys' Chorusg Varsity Footballg Student Guild. AUDREY HUFF Sub-Debsg Stamp Salesmang Tennis Clubg Girls' Chorusg G.A.A.g Mail Serviceg Debsg Team Games. DONALD HUGUELET A. C. Choirg Madrigalsg Hall Guardg Weekly Salesmang Eagle Salesmang Football Salesmang Fire Marshalg Gym Office Assistant. ROBERT HYATT Varsity Footballg HL Clubg Track Teamg Student Guildg Honor Society. FRANK JANECKA ESTELLINE JANES G.A.A.g Debsg Hall Guardg Team Gamesg Teacherls Assistantg Journalism Club. JOSEPH J. .IANICKI Fire Marshalg Ushers' Clubg Concert Bandg Basketball Team. EUGENE JARECKI lst Lt., R.O.T.C.g Picked Platoon. ANTHONY JAWORSKI Honor Societyg Weekly Salesman. AUDREY JENKINS Eagle Staffg Mail Service Cabinetg Student Guildg Vice President, Debs' Clubg Honor Societyg Sophomore Girls, Clubg Secretary, Spanish Clubg Scholarship Certificate. MARILYN JENSEN 6 Scholarship Certilicatesg Treasurer, Honor Societyg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Restricted L and Chevronsg Order of the Golden Eagleg Student Guildg 'gL.D. Clubg Debs' Club. ETHEL RITA JESSE G.A.A.g Student Guildg Stamp Salesmang Team Games. RICHARD JISKRA Swimming Teamg Intramural Baseballg Hall Guardg Cafeteria Clubg Usher. MARTLYYNN JOACHIM Sub-Debsg Debs' Clubg Team Gamesg Weekly Salesmang G.A.A.g Registrar. JEAN JOHANEK A Cappella Choirg Mail Service Cabinetg Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Debsg Sub-Debsg Team Gamesg Vice Pres. of Mail Service. FAY JOHNSON Honor Societyg Sub-Debsg Debsg G.A.A.g Spanish Club. HAZEL JOHNSON Senior Girls' Councilg Vice-President, l.C.C.g Student Guildg Debsg Sub Debsg Mail Servic-eg Honor Socielyg LD Club. WILLIAM JOHNSON R.O.T.C.g Sophomore Foolballg Hall Guardg Latin Club. DOROTHY JONES G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Table Tennis. RITA JUNQUERA Library Clubg Girls' Chorusg C.A.A.g Honor Societyg Team GZIIIICSQ Teacher's Assistant. MARCELLA JURJAKO Debsg Sub Debsg G.A.A.g Life Savingg Dolphing Weekly Sales- nxang Swim Leader. ANNE JURICH Engle Slarfg LD Clubg Student Guildg l.C.C.5 Debsg Team Gamosg Honor Societyg Spanish Club. ALVIN JURUS L Cluljg Footballg Gymnasticsg Supervisor of Hall Guardsg Usherg Fire Marshalg Co-Captain, Gymnastic Teamr, Senior Boys' Council. JOHN KACMAREK Honor Soicielyg President of Spanish Clubg Hall Guardg Swimming Team. VICTOR KARIOLICH Swimming. DORIS KQQSTEN ' Library Clubg Gym Office Assistanlg Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debsg Girls' Chorus. JOE KAWACIN Gymnaslicsg lnterclass Gymnasticsg Eagle Salesmang Boys' Chorusg Ushersg Fire Marshalg Chief Marshalg Ticket Salesman. MARTHA KAWACIN Concert Orcheslrag G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Stamp Salesgirlg Fencingg Team Games. CHARLOTTE KEATING Honor Societyg Student Guildg Debs Clubg Freshman Girls' Club, Set-rctaryg Sub Debs Clubg Team Gamesg Weeklyg G.A.A. EARL KEATING llonor Socielyg Library Assistantg Sophomore Footballg Spanish Club, Presidentg Associate Editor of the Weekly. VERONICA KEEGAN Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debs Club, Treasurerg Debs Clubg Hall Guardg A Cappella Choirg Beginning Choirg Weekly Sales- mang Gym Leaders. SHIRLEY KEENE l.C.C.g Eagle Salesmang Teacher's Assistanceg Office Assistanceg Library Assistanceg Honor Societyg Sub Debs Clubg Debs Club. RITA KELLY Fencingg G.A.A.g Hall Guard. ELAINE KERBS Senior Girls' Councilg Girls' Chorus, Librariang '6L.D. Clubg Debs Clubg Gym Leadersg Student Guildg Honor Societyg Athletic FKLNI F Page 135 l I Page 136 HOWARD E. KING A Cappella, Managerg Madrigalsg R.O.T.C., Captain. .IUNE KING G.A.A.g Team Games. YVONNE KINNARD Freshman Girls' Clubg Team Gamesg Badmintong Tennisg Fene- ingg Leaclersg Gym Office Assistantg NLE and 1 1-hevron. LORETTA KIRINICK G.A.A.:, Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub Debsg Weekly' Salesmang Wai' Stamp Salesmang Debsg Spanish Club. ROBERT KLAWITER RONALD G. KOSARY Hall Guardg Rifie Companyg Picked Platoong Captain Staffg Honor Society. HELEN KOZLOWSKI Team Gamesg Library Assistantg Sub Debsg Debsg Teauher's Assistant. LA VERNE KRAGIE Feneingg Team Gamesg Sub Debsg Debsg Bowling Teamg Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Teac-her's Assistant. FAY KRAMER Debsg Spanish Clubg C.A.A.g Team Games. CHRISTINE KRISTUFEK G.A.A.g Teacheris Assistantg Spanish Clubg Weekly Salesmang 3V2 Year Graduate. BETTY KRUEGER Mail Service Cabinn-tg Scholarship Certificates, 3g Honor Soc-ietyg NLDU Clubg Gym Leadersg Spanish Clubg Student Guildg Librarian. LEONA KRUSE A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg Honor Som-ietyg Debsg Sub Debsg G.A.A.g Library Assistantg Team Games. JAMES KUBIK Haseballg Intramural Basketballg Basketballg '4L', Clubg Boys, Chorusg No Tardiness. EDWIN KUNCEWICZ Ushersg R.O.T.C.g Rifie Company. DOROTHY KURZ G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Leadersg Ofiicre Assistantg Bowling Teamg g'L.D.',5 Sub-Debsg Freshman Girls' Club. LEE LACH I.C.C.g Hall Guardg Hall Guard Captaing Stage Procluctiong Stamp K Bond Salesmang Paper Drive Captaing Community Danceg Art League. LORRAINE LACHOWICZ G.A.A.5 Spanish Club. RAY LAMBERTY Swim Squadg Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg R,O.T.C. DON LANGE Swim Teamg Spanish Club. HARRELL LARN LLOYD LATCH Gymnasticsg MU' Clubg Boys' Chorusg Intramural Wrestling. JEANETTE LECHNER G.A.A.5 Teacheris Assistanlg Library Assistantg Sub Debsg Team Games. MARGARET LEMACHER G.A.A.g Honor Som-it-tyg Sub Debs Clubg Debs Clubg Weekly Sales- mang Student Guildg Freshmen Girls' Club CHARLES LESKO Swimming. DOLORES LEVIT G.A.A.g Sub Debs Clubg Debs Clubg Mail Service Cabinet. MARY LILJA G.A.A.: Leadersg SLD Clubg Debs Clubg Team Gamesg French Clubg Honor Soc-ietyg Badminton. LORRAINE LIPKE G.A.A.g Travel Clubg Team Gamesg Teacber's Assistanlg Spanish Clubg Lamda Phi Kappag Debs Club. MALCOLM LOGAN Golf Team, Captaing Swim Teamg HL Club. RAYMOND LORENZEN Checker Clubg Non-Com., R.O.T.C.g R.O.T.C. Usher. ANITA LOWES A Cappella Choirg Hall Guardg Spanish Club. Vice-Presidentg GA.A.g Debs Clubg Fencingg Team Gamesg Sub Debs Club. RICHARD J. LLOYD Picked Platoong R.O.T.C., Captaing Hall Guardg Rifie Teamg Rilie Company. RALPH LUDDERS Spanish Clubg R.O.T.C. BEVERLY LUMB G.A.A.g Library Cluhg Hall Guardg Team Games. RICHARD LUNETTO Concert Band. ROBERT LYDDON Hall Guardg Master Sergeant, R.O.T.C.g Boys' Chorusg Band. THOMAS McCAVVKEY Gymnastic Teamg NL Club. LORETTA MADAJEWSKI nL.lD.' Clnbg Achievement ML Cupg Spanish Clubg Student Guildg A Cappella Choirg Honor Societyg Gym Leadersg Library Assistant. SHIRLEY MADGWICK Hall Guardg G.A.A. Teams Gamesg Debsg Sub Debsg Weekly Salesmang Freshman Girls' Clubg Registrar. SCHARLINE MADIAX Leadersg G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Fencingg L',g Chevrong Library Assistant. BERNICE MAGIERSKI G.A.A.g Honor So:-ietyg Sub-Debsg Team Gamesg Weekly' Sales- mang Debsg Cafeteria Clubg Glee Club. ELEANOR MAIDA Honor Socielyg Office Assistantg Mail Service, Presidentg Library Assistantg I.C.C.g Assemblies and Productions. ETHELYM MAINOR Team Gamesg Honor Societyg Freshman Girls' Clubg Library Assistantg Concert Orchestrag Classic Clubg Latin Club. Page 137 M, W l4 Page 138 RICHARD MAKKAY Honor Societyg L Clubg Captain of Swimming Teamg Orchestrag Senior Boys' Councilg Perfect Attendanceg No tardinessg I.C.C. ESTHER MALATT Concert Bandg Lyre Clubg G.A.A.g Student Guildg Honor Societyg Spanish Club, TONY MALATESTINIC L Clubg Intramural Basketballg Junior and Senior Track Teamg Varsity Footballg Sophomore Football. GLORIA MALMORE Honor Socielyg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Badminlong Lt-adersg Student Guildg Classical Clubg Hall Guardg L and 2 Chevrons. ANNE MALIN Team Gamesg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Latin Clubg Charm Dots, Teaeher's Assistanlg Weekly Salesmang Stamp Salesmang Paper Drive, Eagle Salesman. SAM MARANTO Cadet Captain in R.O.T.C.g President of R.O.T.C.g HL Cluhg Commander, Monkey Teamg Picked Platoon, Second Placeg Intra- mural Baseballg Eagle Salesmang Rifle Company. DONALD MARCINKIQS Bandg Boys' Chorusg Wx'estling Team. TONY MARTINCIS Varsity Foolballg LH Club. PHYLLIS ANN MATLACK Girls' Chorusg Debs Clubg G.A.A.3 T8ilt7ll6f,S Assistant. ELLEN MAXA JOHN J. MAZUR JAMES McCARTHY Honor Soeietyg Science Clubg Spanish Clubg Hall Guard. BOB McCARTY Baseball Teamg Basketball Teamg L Club Treasurerg Intra- mural Baseballg Intramural Basketballg Hall Guardg Cafeteria Club. LEONARD McGINNIS MICHAEL McGINNIS I.C.C., Vice Presidentg Sophomore Footballg Varsity Football JOE McGREGOR Intramural Basketballg Intramural Baseballg Sophomore Footballg Fire Marshalg Hall Guard. RITA McKENNA Honor Societyg G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Life Savingg Ist Dol- phin L and 5 Chevronsg Captainhall Honor Teamg Spanish Club. BETTY McMENAMIN Oral Cluhg Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Library Club. RICHARD McNICKOLAS THERESE MEEHAN Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub-Debsg Debsg G.A.A. WALTER MEIKLE NORMA MELDAZIS G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Ollice Assistantg Sub Debsg Mail Service Cabinetg Spanish Club Secretaryg Scholarship Certihcates, 3. GENEVIEVE MENCH Scholarship Certificate, Ig Honor Soeietyg Freshman Girls' Pres- identg Spanish Club Presiclentg Sub Debsg Debsg Weeklyg Student Guild. EDWARIJ MERKIN Hall Cuardg Boys' Chorusg R.O.T.C.g Drum and Bugle Corps, First Lieutenant. BILL MICHALLS R.O.T.C.g Picked Platoong Band, Intramural Swimmingg Swim- ming Tcamg Varsity Footballg Latin Club. SABINA MICHAELS Spanish Clubg Fenvingg Team Camesg G.A.A.g Freshman Clubg Sub Dehsg Debsg Library Assistant. RUTH MILETZKY A Cappella Choirg Madrigalsg Senior Girls' Councilg L and 2 Chevronsg President SLD Clubg Vice-President 4-B Classg Honor Societyg State Solo Contest, first place. LILLIAN MILLER G.A.A.g Hall Guardsg Freshman Girls' Club. .IOSEPHINE MISKO G.A.A.g G.A.A. Representativeg Team Gamesg Ticket Salesmang Debs Clubg Hall Guartlsg Office Assistantg Spanish Club. ELEANOR MITCHELL Freshman Girls' Clubg Team Gamesg Fcncingg Office Assistantg Library Assistantg Leadersg Spanish Club. DOROTHY MOJZIS G.A.A.g Mail Servit-eg Spanish Club. LUCILLE MONAHAN G.A.A.5 Honor Socictyg Sub-Dehsg Team Gamesg Teacher's Assist- antg Office Assistantg Librariang No Tarcliness. JAMES MORPHEW Sophomore Footballg Intramural Basketball. ROBERT MOSES Boys' Cltorus. ELSA MOTLEY Honor Societyg Concert Orchestrag uL.D. Clubg Library Assist- antg Leadcrg French Clubg Badmintong Fencing. JUNE MURYS Orchestrag Sub-Debsg Debsg Honor Societyg C.A.A.g Library Club. MARY NAUGHTON Freshman Girls' Clubg Sub-Debsg Debsg Weekly Salesmang Eagle Salesrnang Life Savingg Swim Leadersg Team Games. BETTY LOU NELSON Hall Guardg LD, Clubg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Team Gamesg Fencingg Badmintong Gym Leaders. CATHERINE NEUBIAN Debsg Library Cluhg G.A.A. EDITH NICHOLSON Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Library Clubg Team Gamesg Sub-Debs. FRANK A. NILLES Swim Teamg Bowling Teamg Senior Boys' Councilg Boys' Chorusg Honor Societyg Eagle Salesmang L Clubg I.C.C. ELEANOR NOAK G.A.A.g Honor Society. Page 139 , J Page 140 GENEVIEVE NOVAK G.A.A.g Dcbsg Weekly Salesman. IRENE NOWAK IRENE OBROCHTA Debsg Sub Dehag Fencingg Team Camesg Spanish Cluhg Library Assistantg Girls' Frcshman Clnbg G.A.A. FRANK OLEJNICZAK Sophomorc Foothallg Yarsity Foothallg Basehallg ML Clubg Firc Marshalg Track Teamg Honor Societyg Hall Guards. ALFRED OLKIEVVICZ Intramural Baskelballg Boys' Chorusg Cylnnasticsg Football Ticket Salesmang Basketball Ticket Salesmang Pep Rook Salesman. GENEVIEVE O'NEAL Honor Rollg C.A.A.g Badinintong Fencing. FRANCES OSWALD G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Student Cuildg Library Assistantg Spanish Clubg Freshman Girls, Club. STANLEY PACE Co-captain. Baseball Teznng llasketballg MU, Clubg Senior Boys, Councilg Honor Societyg Intramural Softballg Intramural Basket- ballg Secretary GLU Club. TED PANEK ROSEMARIE PAPACEK G.A.A. RAY PARELLO Inter-Class Wi'estlingg Inter-Class Basketballg lnler-Class Swim- mingg Yvrestlingg Honor Society. RAYMOND CARL PARELLO MLN Clubg Wlrestling Teamg Sisinnning Tealng lntramural Wires- tlingg Intramural Raskelhallg Spanish Club Presidentg Orchestra. KENDALL PARK Inter-Class Wrostlingg Intramural Baskethallg Hall Cuardg W eelfIy Salesman. KENNETH PARQUETTE Picked Platoong Rifle Companyg R.O.T.C., Non-Com.g Boys' Chorusg French Clubg I.C.C.g Chorus Octet. BRUNO PASQUINELLI Treasurer of llonor Socielyg g'l.', Clubg Senior Boys, Councilg Basketball Teamg Track Teamg Manager. Basketball Team. HOWARIJ PAULSON Hall Guartlg Fire Marshal. THAD. PAWLAK ' Sophomore Footballg Varsity Footballg NL Cluhg Athletic NLM. MARGARET PEACOCK Mail Service Cabinetg Leadersg Student Cuildg Library Cluhg Honor Societyg llehsg School Lctterg Spanish lllulr. STELLA PELEKOI DA C.A.A. HELEN PERANICK Swim Leadersg Dolphing Team Camesg Tennisg G.A.A.g Life Saving. ZORKA PESO Honor Societyg Student Cuildg C.A.A. CAROL ANN PETERSON C.A.A.g Honor Societyg Sub Debsg Senior Girls, Councilg Sec- retary of Spanish Clubg Spanish Clubg Student Guild. HELEN PIETKIEWICZ Freshman Clubg Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Honor Society. ELAINE PIHA G.A.A.g Fencing. RALPH PIPER .IEANNINE PIRARD Charm Dotsg llebsg G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Library Assistantg Tear-her's Assistantg Team Games. MELVIN PITTELL Hall Guardg Paper Drive. VIRGINIA PLANEY G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Sub Debsg Honor Societyg Stamp and Bond Salesmang Team Gamesg Three and a Half Year Graduate. ROBERT POMORSKI Boys, Chorusg Sophomore and Varsity Footballg Inter-Class Wres- tlingg Honor Society. ANDREW POULOS R.O. T. C. Rifle Companyg Hall Guard. ELSIE POULOS Honor Soeietyg Team Gamesg Fencingg Leadersg s'L g Spanish Clubg Badmintong Library Assistant. SHIRLEY POZGAY Senior Girls' Councilg Honor Societyg Girls' Chorusg Team Gamesg Library Assistantg Debsg Fencingg Badmintong G.A.A. GENEVIEVE PRACK G.A.A.g Latin Club, .IEANNETTE PRACK G.A.A.g Latin Clubg Registrar. FRANCES PROSKEY G.A.A.g Debsg Honor Societyg Student Guildg Poster Club. FRANK PUCKETT Wrestling Teamg Inter-Class Wl'6SlliHgQ Gymnasticsg Sophomore Football. JOHN QUARANTOTTO Fire Marshalg Ushcrsg Hall Guard. RICHARD RAIJCLIFFE Pres., Honor Sovietyg Wzzeklyg Boys' Chorusg Fire Marshalg Student Guildg Treas., Spanish Club. LAVERNE RADECKI G.A.A. Board and Cabinvtg Leadersg Assistant Editor, Weeklyg Honor Societyg Golden Eagleg L and 3 Chevronsg SLD Club. AGNES RADICH G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg Ln and 4 Chevronsg Weekly Re- porterg Assembliesg Honor Societyg Dolphing L'Student Guild 'g Ice Skating Club. MONICA RAMAUS Mail Scrviceg Debs Cluhr, Student Guildg Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Eagle Salt-smang Eagle Advertising Clubg Leaders. JANET RASMUSSEN Girls, Chorusg Hall Guardg Team GIIIIICSQ G.A.A.g Sub Debs Club. Page 141 w l Page 142 WANDA RATAJACK Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Library Assistantg Honor Society. DOROTHY RAWSKI G.A.A.g Sub Debs Club. DORIS REAVES G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Vice Prcsidentg Honor Societyg Team Gamesg Spanish Clubg Fencingg L and 11 Chevronsr, Leadersg Scholarship Certificatc. MARY RECKAS Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Mail Service Cabinetg Teacher's Assistantg Office Assistantg Library Assistantg Eagle Advertising Club. NORMAN RHEIN Wrestling Teamg L Clubg Wrestling Team, Captaing Gymnastic Teamg Sophomore Footballg Baseballg Hall Guardg Inter-Class Wrestling. PATRICIA RICHARDSON Honor Societyg 5 Scholarship Certificatesg Weekly Staffg Concert Orchestrag Golden Eagleg Student Guildg Classical Clubg LD Club. ANNE REILLY G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debsg Team Gamesg Fencingg Hall Guard. FRANCIS RODEO Honor Societyg Hall Guard PEARL ROEDIGER Concert Orchestrag Honor Socielyg Debsg Ice Skating Clubg Team Gamesg Fencingg Spanish Clubg Freshman Girls' Club. GLADYS ROSS G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Teacher's Assistantg Weekly. DONALD E. ROSSBERG ML Clubg Two 'gL's g Gymnastic Teamg Swimmingg Hall Guardg Stamp Salesmang Intramural Gymnastics. GEORGE ROUBIK Intramural Trackg Boys' Chorusg Dizzy Batonf' RUTH RUDYS Honor Societyg Scholarship Certificatesg 6'L',g Student Guildg Senior Girls' Councilg Concert Orchestrag Golden Eagleg I.C.C. DORIS RUNDLE ANNAMAE J. RUSNAK URSULA RUSSO G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Eagle Salesman. JOAM RUTHENBERG Sub Debsg Debsg G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Teacher's Assistance. .IOSEPHINE SALCICCIA G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Hall Guardg Debs Clubg Program Registrarg English Clubg Science Club. WALTER SAMULSKI Gymnastic Teamg Hall Guard. DONALD SAWALLISCH Hall Guardg Stage Crew. ALLAN SCANLAN Choirg Madrigalsg Honor Society. ERWIN SCHMEICHEL Stage Crewg Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg Projection Club. LILLIAN SCHMIDT G.A.A.g Team Games. DOLORES SCHOENHOFEN G.A.A.g Tennisg Spanish Club. DOROTHY SCHULTHEIS Dehsg Hall Guardg Library Assistantg Mail Serviceg Art Certifi- catcg Team Gamesg G.A.A.g Weekly Salesman. ROBERT SEE DOROTHY SEGERT Girls, Chorusg G.A.A.g Freshman Girls' Clubg Life Savingg Dol- phing Swim Leaderg Calculating Clubg Teacher's Assistant. ROBERT SIEBERT L Clubg Basketball Teamg Intramural Basketballg Intramural Baseballg Fire Marshalg Ushers Club. EDWARD SIMEK Ushers Clubg Paper Drives. JUNE SKALA G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Debsg Sub Debs. ANNE SKINKIS G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Library Clubg Girls' Chorusg Honor Society. WILLIAM SKOWRONSKI ELSWORTH SLACK R.O.T.C.g Paper Drives. JEROME SLAVIK Weekly Salesmang Spanish Clubg Golf Team. EUGENE SMALL ' Honor Societyg Boys, Chorusg Clean Up Campaign Chairmang Eagle Staffg Inter-Cabinet Councilg Pres., I.C.C.g Student Guildg Wrestling. MARIE SMERZ Hall Guardg Dolphin Clubg Life Savingg Girls' Chorusg Debsg A Cappella Choirg Swim Leader. SUSIE SMITH ' Library Assistantg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Speech Class. PETER CONRAD SNEDDON Band. LOIS SNYDER G.A.A. Board SL Cabinet, Treasurerg Honor Societyg Scholarship Certificateg Leadersg Orchestrag Athletic L 8t three chevronsg Student Guildg Golden Eagle. .IOHN SOBOL Sophomore Footballg Intramural Basketballg Paper Drives. DOLORES SOCHA G.A.A.g Bowling Teamg Hall Guardg Debsg Freshmen's Clubg Fencing Clubg French Club. ELEANOR SOLTIS Sub Debsg Student Guildg G.A.A.g Mail Service Cabinetg Debsg Spanish Clubg Team Games. Page 143 Page 14 4 CAROL SOTICH Honor Societyg Sub Dehsg Debsg G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Office Assistant. FRANK SPAGNOLA Intramural Wrestling. JAMES SPANCLER WII LIAM G. SPANGLER DONALD SPARKS Senior Basketball Teamg Hall Guardg Intramural Basketballg Stamp-Bond Salesman. EDWARD W. SPEARS Library Assistantg Fencingg Bandg Hall Guard Lieutenant. MATT STACKLER NORA JEAN STAEHNKE G.A.A.g Sub-Debsg Ice Skating Clubg Teacheris Assistanlg Honor Societyg Team Gamesg Debs. ANN STANKIEWICZ Mail Service Cabinetg Eagle StaHg Debsg Sub Debsg Spanish Clubg G.A.A.g Team Games. YVONNE STANKO G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Team Gamesg Bond and Stamp Salesmang Teacheris Assistant. CHRISTINA STANULIS JEAN STEINKE G.A.A.g Charm Dotsg Team Games. EDWARD STREETER Honor Societyg LM Clubg Basketball Teamg Bowling Teamg Golf Teamg Intramural Basketbglg Intramural Baseballg Boys' Chorus. ETHEL STRELECKY Hall Guardg Bowling Teamg Debsg L.D. Clubg G.A.A.g Fresh- men Girls' Clubg Swim Leaderg Life Saving. ELAINE STRIKOL Order of the Golden Eagleg Editor-in-Chief, Eagleg President, G.A.A. Board and Cabinetg L and Four Chevronsg Girls' Athletic Achievement L Cupg Dolphing Scholastic Art Awardg Six Scholarship Certificates. GEORGE SUCHY VIVIAN SWANSTROM Bowling Teamg Honor Sorietyg Swim Leaderg Dolphin Twog Life Savingg Team Gamesg Badmintong L,'. CAROL SWARTS A Cappella Choirg Office Assistantg G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Sub- Debsg Library Club. DOROTHEA SZARMACH G.A.A.g Freshmen Girls' Clubg Sub-Debs. LEONARD SZCZUREK R.O.T.C.g Rifle Companyg Hall Guardg Bowling Team. ROSE SZTUKOWSKI G.A.A.g Vice-President, Mail Serviceg Library Assistantg Hall Guardg Honor Societyg Spanish Cluhg Speech Classg Team Games. JEAN TAYLOR G.A.A.g Concert Bandg Dance Bandg Lyre Clubg Mail Service Hall Guardg Spanish Clubg Sub-Debs. MARTELL THACKSTON G.A.A.g Sub-Dehsg Debs Clubg Team Gamcsg Fencingg Leaders Hall Guardg Badmintong Assemblies St Productions. BELL MAE THIELE A 5 9 Leadersg Debsg i'L.D. g Hall Guardg OFCIICSIFZIQ Team Games' Badmintong Fencing. ELMER TIETZ 9 Intramural Basketball Championsg Senior Basketball Teamg Honor Society, L Clubg Intramural Bascballg Eagle Ad Clubg Eagle Staff. JAMES M. TOBIN R.O.T.C. MERVYM TOCK BERNARD TRAYNOR Sophomore Footballg Varsity Footballg Poster Club. RICHARD TRENK Band WILLIAM TRENT R.O.T.C.g Drum and Bugleg Gymnastics. NICK TSIONES Intramural Wrestling Teamg Boys' Chorusg Hall Guard. DONALD URBAN A Cappella Choirg Bond and Stamp Salesman. LORRAINE VACCARO Team Gamesg Typing Teamg G.A.A.g Debs. VIRGINIA VAN BUSKIR K Mail Service Cabinetg Library Clubg Sub Debsg Debsg Eagle Sales- meng Weekly Salesman. ROBERT VANDERPLOEG Capt., Jr. Basketball Teamg L Clubg Baseball Teamg Boys' Lhorusg Hall Guardg Swimming Team. GLORIA VELCHEK Girls, Chorusg G.A.A. CAROLE VICICH G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Hall Guardg Sub Debsg Dehsg Freshman Girls' Clubg Spanish Club. THERESA VLOSAK G.A.A.g Hall Guard. RICHARD VOGEL Honor Societyg R.O.T.C.g Student Guildg Bond Sz Stamp Sales- mang Weekly Salesman. WALTER WALECKI Honor Societyg Hall Guardg Usherg Fire Marshalg Intramural Basketballg Weekly Salesman. LOUIS WALSTON R.O.T.C. EDWARD WALTHER A Cappella Choirg Hall Guardg Tennis Clubg Fire Marshalg Bas- ketball Res.g Intramural Baseballg Intramural Basketballg Foot- ball Sophs. Page 145 W5 , E .:,,.,.: I Page 146 HU 'Q-nr BARBARA WASHINGTON G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Les Elites. NORMAN WATSON Intramural Baseballg Intramural Basketball. HILDA WEISS G.A.A.g Sub-Debsg Weekly Artistg Charm Dots. RICHARD WELLANDER Hall Guardg Spanish Club. DOLORES WENDEL 'sL.D. Clubg Poster Clubg Art Leagueg Hall Guardg I.C.C.g Pro- jection Clubg 'gL g Debs. VALERIA WILK G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Debs. BARBARA WILLIAMS Gym Leaderg Team Gamesg Hall Guardg G.A.A.g Debs Clubg Modern Dancing. CARROLL WILLIAMS R.O.T.C.g Orchestra Concertg Intramural Wrestlingg Latin Clubg Track Teamg Honor Societyg Ticket Salesman. MARY ELLEN WILSON Freshman Girls, Cluhg Library Assistantg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Debs Clubg Spanish Clubg Weekly Salesman. ARTHUR WIMPENNY Intramural Baseballg Intramural Basketballg Ushersg I.C.C.g Hall Guards. DALE WIRE Footballg Capt. Wrestling Teamg L Clubg Interclass Basket- ballg Interclass Baseballg lntcrclass Wrestling. JULIE YEDINAK Dolphinsg Swim Leaderg Debsg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Fencingg Mail Serviceg Life Saving. MATT YOUNGMANN Hall Guardg Weekly Salesmang Eagle Salesmang Interclass Basket- ballg Interclass Baseballg Boys' Chorusg I.C. C. VICTORIA ZACHARKIEWICZ Honor Societyg Library Clubg Debsg Sub Debsg Fencingg Team Gamesg Charm Dots, Secretary. DOLORES ZAPPIA Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Sub Debsg Teacher's Assistantg Stamp Salesman. BETTY JEAN ZINNER Secretary of G.A.A.g Board and Cabinetg Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Badmintong Fencingg Ln and 2 Chevronsg Leadersg A Cappella Choir. JEAN ZOLL G.A.A.g Team Gamesg Sub Debsg Debsg Spanish Clubg French Cluhg Weekly Salesmang Stamp Salesman. BERNARD ZOLP Sophomore Footballg Varsity Footballg Intramural Baseballg Intra- mural Basketballg Ice Skating Clubg One Lug L Club. ELEANOR ZUZALEK G.A.A.g Eagle Representative. ebfuafy Wlell, here it is again, that rug- ged first day of school. New classes, new kids to get ac- quainted With, renewing old acquaintances, and meeting new teachers who don't know any- thing about us-a chance to start life anew! Those mighty Senior A's start on the last mile! Freshies get their first glimpse of Lindblom and our teachers bring sacks to school to carry home the apples given them by loving pupils. The Weekly holds their semi- annual banquet at Mickleberry's and Earl Keating comes out with the title neditor-in-chieff, Rich Makkay dives into our pool for the Hrst time this semester. Doesnit he swim like a fish? Freshman Induction Assembly. Onlookers marvel at Stan Pace's biceps while Frank Nilles grad- uates again! Blue Monday! Thanks, Abe! fepi iary The Senior Girls' Council plays host at Valentine Dance. The Honor Society met to elect new oflicers. Richard topen the doorj Radcliffe will preside as president. On the way home after G.A.A. Board meeting, Rosemary Hefeli hits the ice, twice. Boy, the sidewalks are slippery! We leave our second period classes to hear the Patriotic As- sembly. Harlan Hawkinson fills the girls with awe as he sings HBallad for Americansf, Election returns! ! McGinnis, Hefeli, Zinner and Nilles will rule with mighty hands. Honor Society Assembly today. First Semester men, Ray Parello, Don Halagan, and Tony Malestic proudly wear their pins. Oh, these conceited males! Elaine Strikol stood two inches taller today . . . she appeared in the uspotlightf' Proud, hmm? Carmen '4Bolivia Miranda thrills the audience at the eve- ning presentation of the R. O. Show. 3 -L 5 7 8 11 9 1 6lI'Cll ive decide to add the names of Allan Caditz, Betty Dawson, Greta Dolinko, and Pat Richard- son to Pep's Diary . . . fmem- bers of the Weekly staff, you know.j The prom COIIIIIITIIGC met today to talk over the plans for our prom. If we don't get a reser- vation soon, we'll end up by having a formal skating party at the Planet. Rita McKenna set her bear-trap outside of Walsh's . . . she eouldn't possibly be looking for a prom date could she? Or could she? End of the first marking period . . . 800 fingers are crossed! Today we found out that the prom is all set for May 9th! And at the Lake Shore Country Club, too. Nothing but tl1e best for us, hmm? WE BEAT TILDEN . . . 29-25. Report hook day! Oh how we wish we had studied our civics and chemistry . . . 405 pros- pective graduates are l10t pros- pective anymore! . Page 147 13 1,1 17 18 20 21 25 26 28 Tryouts for the Hearst Oratorical Contest are tomorrow. Eunice Fort is suddenly deceased with an extremely bad case of stage fright! NVe have a glorious week-end to look forward to. Ann 0'Stankewicz celebrates St. Pat's day by wearing a bright green ribbon in her hair! Betty Febel and Jackie Green- hoc come limping out of the gym . . . my, what a strenuous game of ping-pong. Mr. Anderson stares in amaze- ment at his silent division, 108A . . . another dynamic Weekly came out today. G.A.A. Party . . . Tra la la . . . spring is here and Rosemary Hefeli, LaVerne Radecki, Rita McKenna, and Doris Reaves show how courtin' really should be done. 4'Love', and Earl decide to start Pep's Diary ! ! ! s Remo Feretti gets another high mark on a civics tests . . . the HBrain. No news is good news . . fespecially from usj 31 Bob Navratil gets his itching and sneezing powder out. You know what tomorrow is, don't you? a4prif 1 3 4 6 8 9 11 14 No school today. April Fool! Ho Hum . . . Loretta Madajewski types 60 words a minute again . . . probably in a hurry to get a letter oil' to Phil. Holiday. Happy Easter! Again Keith Kolar falls asleep in Mr. Blair's 4th period class. Herels hoping someone wakes him up . . . at least by eighth period! The blue-jacket girls tG.A.A. Board, to youj got all dolled up today for their Spring Tea. Bet those were their Easter outfits . . . they were pretty enough to be! End of second marking period . . . woe is me! Election returns from 4'Clearing Boysw . . . ,lohn Doyle will reign as president and Bob Mc- Carty has the position of Mr. District Attorney. 15 18 21 2 25 6 7 8 When the report books were marked today 399 students were out of the running for valedic- torian! 1 hate all men- They cheat and lieg They make you laugh- Then make you cry. Theyare awful creatures- Hearts of tin. Say! . . . XVho's the guy Who just walked in? We can't wait till next week. uSpook Benka is still moaning 1-Iorriblel Never! Sorryli' George Boloukos calmly declares that Clean-Up week is here. Hundreds of energetic students rush home to clean up, and catch up on back home-work! JOKE. ay School reopens . . . 4A's still trying to catch up! N0 JOKE. With only two days to go, Bernie Traynor finally asked a real, live girl to the prom! ' Since spring is here, the Eagle stall has started exercising in front of their cute little tri- angular window! Page 148 A soft cool breeze, stars shining brightly, a beautiful full moon, SOI1llll1CIlt3l music, swishy gowns, smiling faces, dancing eyes . . . all this goes to make our Senior Promenade. Witll an extremely bad case of spring fever, Ed Streeter jumps out of a third story window . . . with a beautiful little blonde right behind him! Pep's Diary due today . . . bo hum. Flash! Siebert and Tietz argue about basketball technique. Norma Brown settles the argu- ment by telling them they're both wrong! Ken Hilger fafter borrowing it front a neighboring IllOl'tlC12.iIlJ, still has his tux on! W0ll,t someone help him take it off? ,Ioe lVlcGregor spends another exciting evening at 4'Kiddie- land. As the third marking period ends, the senior A's refuse to work any longer!!! Mr. Yates changes our minds! Now that the grades are out, again a lot of prospective grad- uates are not so prospective. Ro, Love, and Mac start plan- ning for their summer vacation. Will it be California or Florida this year? Or will you settle for Indiana? Only 23 more days to go till graduation! une Bob Vanderbloeg, Fran Cota, Betty Lou Nelson, Dal Hancock, Marilyn Jensen, and Eugene Small wanted their names in Pepis Diary--which goes to show you, we'll do anything for money! At the Boys' Athletic Assembly, again the gymnasts show their muscles. Speaking of muscles, look at Al Jurus! 6'Mike', starts practicing his speech for the 25th. Gee, but weive got a lot of letter- girls now. Today the Girls' Athletic Assembly was held . . . after all, we can't be out- done by the boys, can we? Lois Snyder finally got her Golden Eagle today. We prob- ably won't be able to talk to her for a week! 14 16 17 20 25 26 Odd and frightening sounds are heard from- the vicinity of Keeler Hall . . . seniors practice for the uS1NG.', Whoops! Forgot to add ,lean Steinke's name to Pep's Diary! Oh, that Loretta Madajewski! Sbe's still writing to HPhil. Only this time, LaVerne Radeeki has joined her at another type- writer writing to uKirk.'7 These two gals are always typing solnething or other . . . but who are these fellows, anyway? Class Sing! Mike McGinnis flicks a tear from l1is eye as 405 seniors regretfully say good-by. This was truly a memorable class sing. Here it is, the day we've been waiting for . . . the day we've dreamed of. Sure, we're happy to be graduating, but we'll al- ways remember you, Lindblom, and deep in our hearts, we'll cherish the memories of our years here. All the things they say about graduation seem un- important now . . . but from the bottom of our hearts, we really mean it when we say, uwe'll miss you. Remember us won't you, as we'll remember Lind- blom's motto . . . HHOW Good to Live and Learnf, Pep's Diary Completed! Page 149 4. Tel. Prospect 1940 Better Baking WENNERBERG'S BAKERY 1947 W. 63rd Street Chicago, Ill. lNear Damen Ave.D ED'S FOOD SHOP DELICATESSEN 1618 West Garfield Blvd. Phone PRO. 1692 Groceries - Beverages - Ice Cream THE BOULEVARD POP-CORN SHOP Famed Over All Chicagoland For That Real Good Pop-Corn 1332 Garfield Blvd. Chicago, Ill. CAHILL BROS. Real Estate :S Currency Exchange 5501 S. Ashland Ave. Prospect 0580 MAR-MIN LINGERIE SHOP 5511 S. Ashland Ave. Tel. Hemlock 7565 Lingerie - Hosiery - Gloves Purses and other accessories BRITTAIN HOBBY MART 942 Wes: sara sa. Model Motors - Airplanes - Trains Race Cars - Boats - Supplies L. D. BRITTAIN Phone Normal 9544 ENGLEWOOD FABRIC SHOP Complete Line in Woolens, Cottons, Silks and Rayons 915 West 63rd Street Chicago 21, Illinois We Specialize in: Wall Cabinets, Work Top Bases, Cabinet Sinks LaPe1l KITCHEN CABINETS Manufacturers of DeLuxe Custom Built Cabinets 6324-26 S. Racine Ave. W- FBANKEL Normal 9423 Chicago 36, Ill. Phone Pros. 2485 Phone PROs. 8823 Agnes Earle, Prop. TOOT'S HAMBURGER SHOP Hand Made Hats and Remodeling Ladies' Wearing Apparel Sandwiches , Chili - Soft Drinks and Accessones 1905 W 63 d S Chi 36 Ill 1654 W. sara se. chicago as, ru. ' ' 1' Cage ' ' Phone Republic 1266 KWIK SERVIS PRINTING E. LAVICKA 6. SON House of Quality CUSTOM-BUILT FURNITURE HOMES FURNISHED COMPLETE 3003-05 W. 63rd Slreet Chicago 29, Ill. 6333 S. ASHLAND AVENUE TELEPHONE PROSPECT 4707 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Iames H. Gibson Page 150 Phone Grovehill 2050 GENERAL AWNING CO. A PHILIP C. GRIFFIN. Pres. Venetian Blinds Awnings - Window Shades - Covers We Fool the Sun 6457-59 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago, Ill. Appliances - Rugs - Furniture Records - Heating Equipment Central Appliance 61 Furniture Co. 3110 WEST 63rd STREET Grovehill 6300 Chicago. Ill. Air Conditioned PHILLIPS RESTAURANT 1547 WEST 63rd STREET Open 6:30 A.M. - 1 A.M. Home Made Pies and Rolls Prospect 7843 Chicago 36 STEEPLES PHARMACY Anthony Steeples, B.S., Ph.C., R.Ph. 6757 S. WESTERN AVE. Phone Republic 10266 Ch'caqo, Ill. Lamps - Pictures -- Costume jewelry Hallmark Greeting Cards Gifts for all Occasions IRMA'S GIFT STUDIO 3251 WEST 63rd STREET CI-HCAGO 29. ILLINOIS Irma P. Grewe Hemlock 7694 Compliments of the Yellow Parrot School Store 1917 WEST sznd STREET IAMA SHOP 6305-9 S. KEDZIE AVENUE CHICAGO 29, ILLINOIS Dennison Goods Office Supplies - Greeting Cards Gifts and Books Oiiice Phone: Ilome Phone: REPUBLIC 7520 OAK LAWN 2088 STEVENS STEPHEN KIZARIC Heal Estate Insurance - Notary Public ipecijtg 1 S d 1 h Currency Exchange 'em 'les an Wm es 2944 Wes: sara street chicago 29,I11. SOUTHWEST STYLE SHOP 3430 W. 63rd St. -- Prospect 8013 Dresses of Distinction in sizes 9 to 52 in black and beautiful colors. Beautiful evening gowns. Also suits and coats in sizes 9 to 44-Chesterfields -toppers-tuxedo-and fur trimmed. Hosiery-lingerie-blouses-handbags and costume jewelry. BOB'S HAMBURGERS 6250 S. MARSHI-'IELD CHICAGO, ILLINOIS The Oldest Credit jewelers in Englewood Established 1907 LOUIS SANDACK IEWELRY CO. Residence Second Floor CIRCO 6. SON Upholstering Service Inc, Furniture Made to Order CREDIT Repair ot All Kinds IEWELERS OPTICIANS First Class Worlcmanship '1'e1. NORMAL 3214 6211 S. HALSTED ST. 1953 West 63rd St. Phone Hemlock 4165 Page 151 Phone Republic 0729 IULIA'S GIFT SHOP Lingerie -- Dresses - Hosiery Millinery and Hemstitching Mrs. Benson, Prop. 1748 W. 63rd St. Englewood School of Music and Dancing All Instruments Taught by Accredited Instructors Latest Teaching Methods and Dance Styles Catering to High School Students Nor. 3289 6240 S. Peoria St. Nor. 3289 GROvehill 1350 Lindblom Babouskas and Head Bands 1002, Wool Bobby Socks Margueritte's Iuvenile Shop Individual Styles Gifts and Clothing up to 12 Years 3437 W. 63rd Street Chicago Phone ENG1ewood 4449 RACINE RADIO 6. TELEVISION Service - Sales - Appliances Typewriter Sales - Service L. Valiquet 5524 S. Racine Avenue Phone Hemlock 8344 C U P I D FRESH MADE CANDIES The Home ot Best Made Candies and Ice Cream 3207 W. SIXTY-THIRD STREET CHICAGO 29, ILLINOIS Prospect 2602 TOBIE'S BAKERY Always Assures You A Variety of the Most Delicious Baked Goods 1819 WEST 63rd STREET Phone Republic 1238 LINDBLOM TECH. BOOK STORE Dependable Supplies for Draughtsmen Architects and Technical Students Char1es'Neuzil 6204 s. womou Ave. GROvehill 6762 Prop. Chris Camalliere CRAWFORD CLEANERS 61 DYERS EXPERT TAILORING Pick Up 6. 6249 S. Pulaski Rd. Delivery SHELTON 6. DOOLIN Wholesale and Retail DR. EDWARD W. MIKULA, IR. FLORISTS Dentist 3341 West 63rd Street 4039 WEST Bard STREET GROVEHILL 4949 We Telegraph Flowers All Over the World Ph01'l9 P01'lSII10l1lh 2146 C1'1iCC1qo 29. 111. Radios -- Freezers - Ranges - Washers A. F. A Real Estate Refrigerators SUHI'S RADIO 6. APPLIANCE Sales -- Service 4009 W. 63rd St. Portsmouth 6928 Sales - Management - Mortgages - Insurance 8354 S. Ashland Ave. Phone: Beverly 5171 Chicago 20, Ill. Page 152 LINDBLOM'S RENDEZVOUS FOR LATEST HITS ON Phone HEM1ock 2326 RECORDS ESKAY GIFTS Gifts For All-For All Occasions MARQUETTE RADIO COSTUME JEWELRY 3215 W. 63rd St. Hemlock 6266 3141 West 63rd Street gust West of Kedzieb M. W. GREEN Chicago 29 Aberdeen 3535 B. 61 A. CLEANERS 61 DYERS TAILORING Individual Cleaning Service See Us For Alterations on Both Men's an Phone Triangle 7673 IOE THE TAILOR Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing d 414' .EV Women's Suits, Dresses and Coats Suits Pressed While You Wait A. Bauer - 807 W. 74111 St, Chicago, Ill. 7405 S. Halsted St. Ch1cago 21. Ill. O-C ICE CREAM SHOP Hamburgers - Ice Cream Your Sealtest Store 2949 W. 63rd St. Grovehill 8188 Phone Prospect 9304 jar MDMP EIU? wanfd Personal Service Where Prescriptions Are Known To Be Properly Compounded SARASIN DRUGS Thomas L. Sarasin, R.Ph.G. A Drug Store With a Conscience 6258 S. Kedzie Ave., Cor. W. 63rd St. Chicago, Ill. VICK'S BEAUTY SHOP 3042 WEST sara STREET Phones: PROspect 3854 - 3315 LARSON AND SON Established 1910 Proprietor Prospect F L 0 R I S T S V' k' H fl ' 8466 IC 1 au me 1545 west sara sr. chicago ss, 111. Compliments of CENTRAL MARKET CLEARING DRUG Neil Curry - C. Akers 5607 WEST 63rd STREET Loads of Good Things to Eat Come and Get Them 6332 S. CENTRAL AVE. Portsmouth 6520 Chicago Grovehill 8444 Portsmouth 5933 A Stylish Creation For Every Occasion BY 5629 WEST 63 d STREET ' LUNE11-HANEY PORTSMOUTH 7213 H-ORAL SHOP 3532 W. 63rd Street Harry L. Luner Chicago 29. 111. Page 153 Phone Bus. Wentworth 9445 Res. Norm. 6375 TONY'S FRUIT MARKET V- Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Stock Daily I ,CIMA 5543 S. Racine Ave. We Call 6 Deliver REPUBLIC 8187 SUPERIOR BEAUTY SALON Specialist in Permanent Waving and Hair Tinting Hours: 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. Wednesday and Saturday: 9:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. 1743 WEST 63rd STREET Phone REP. 7042 Phone Grovehill 0050 IOE'S BICYCLE STORE LYNCH NEON SIGNS Schwinn-Built Bicycles Not Inc. Auto Supplies - Motor Oil - Tires SIGNS OF QUALITY Und Baffeffes 6540-42 s. Asmqnd Ave. 1732 W. sara sf. chicago, 111. Chas' I' Lynch Chicago LEADER MODEL SUPPLIES Large Stock of Planes, Trains, Boats, Race Cars, Gas Motors Phone Prospect 7170 RIMMELE'S PHARMACY. INC. I. Arthur Rimmele, Mgr. Reliable Prescriptionists 1856-58 W. 63rd St., N. E. Cor. Wolcott 6539 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago 36, Ill. Te1. Prospect 8545 Chicago Wentworth 8505 REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST GUBERMAN IEWELERS QOOCJ QZIMCL VANDER WAGEN BROTHERS Quality 0 Service 0 Since 1911 Coal - Coke - Sand - Stone - Cement Portsmouth 8020 DIAMONDS - WATCHES WATCH REPAIRING 6217 S. Halsted St. Chicago ongrafufafionzi fo fl.. 64144 of 1947 DR. IOHN A. PORON SKY DENTIST Office Hours: 9 to 12 A.M. 2 to 5 P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M. Wednesday By Appointment VIRginia 2131 4701 S. Damen Ave. Chicago, Ill. Page 154 STATE BANK OF CLEARING MODERN BANKING . molded to meet every banking need + 1 PERSONAL LOANS - AUTOMOBILE LOANS FEDERAL HOUSING AND MODERNIZATION LOANS COMMERCIAL LOANS - COLLATERAL LOANS + Member Federal Deposit Insurcm C p I Member Federal Reserve Bcrnk 5601 W. 63rd STREET CHICAGO 38, ILLINOIS Rep. 7674 ALLMQN PHOTO CMJ? S H 0 P cQ.f5Z.,,. Photo F hi 9 -I f to S 1852 W. 63rd Si. 940 Wesfsard su 1 cm q 21 lu Pg 155 RUSNAK ' 81 TAMBCRN JAMES RUSNAK IQJ Cgfafe 1oHN rAMBoRN .gllffllfflll ce QUEEN RECREATIUN 6236 South Ashland Avenue Prospect 5700 IOHNSON 6 DILLON, Q 5320 So. Ashland Ave. Proprietors Grove Hill 2406 Chicago 9 C H A R L E S The Only Knee Action Skating Floor in the Country M A Y E R LUCUQL Wt.. Western Ave. at 111th St. Skating Every Nite Except Mon. Mon. Reserved for Private Parties Telephone Cedarcrest 3693 growerb of Efaufifuf jfowera + Fresh Cut Flowers Corsages and Bouquets + 5812-22 S. Hermitage Ave. Prospect 1137 1720 W. 63rd St. Prospect 1134 CHICAGO Pg 156 Wedding Bouquets W A L S H I S Funeral Designs .S?'A00!.S?0If'e The Home of Champions B R G T H E R S Mentally, Morally and Physically FLORISTS We Specialize in The Fl1'leSlI Of Service Gyqduqtign Bouquets Members of Florist Telegraph Association The Best in Quality 1 o . ' 11 6 0 S Wm ester 1641 West sara street PhOI'1e Pro. 3395 Republic 8900 Phone Wentworth 0722 Established 1886 DAVIS at KREPEGER, lm. Decorators and Contractors in -1- PAINTING AND GLAZING -1- Dealers in Paints and Wall Paper 211-213 W. Sixty-Third Street CHICAGO 21. ILL. omlaifefg glciuqalae TO SERVE YOUR EVERY BANKING NEED Chicago Ciiy Bank St Trusi Co. HALSTED at SIXTY-THIRD MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Phone Republic 4801 For the Best in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables COMMUNITY MARKET Iack Pellet, Prop. 2947M WEST 63rd STREET Phone Yards 5550 URBAUEITS BAKERY 1414 w. 51st s1'REEr CHICAGO GRO. 5529 Charles Fasano REP. 1220 OGDEN HILL REALTY OGDEN HILL SAVING and LOAN ASSOCIATION 1706 WEST 69th STREET Insurance - Sales - Mortgages WALbrook 0664 VERN MEYER, Florist 3410 West 63rd Street. Chicago 29 Floral Arrangements for all Occasions Phone Grovehill 7233 GRAND VALET Constantine Costopoulos, Mgr. CLEANERS - DYERS HATS CLEANED-BLOCKED FACTORY WAY Repairing-Rugs 6 Drapes 5857 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS , I' Page 158 + Telephone CENtra1 4652 B. J. KESL, Inc. Established l92U Jewegrg 6l,I'llfl!ClCilfLI 6l f5 220 W. MADISON STREET CHICAGO 6, ILLINOIS + I C0 OIWLQ IUIOACUQCQ5 SALES AND SERVICE 1723 West 63rd Street Prospect 5888 CHICAGO 36, ILLINOIS Radios - Records - Sports - Washing Machines - Toasters Retrigzrators - Vacuum Cleaners - Fans - Irons - Etc. Visit Our Large Record Department - Latest Popular and Classical Records and Albums Phone Grove 7352 E 6. H LAMP 6. SHADE SHOP We specialize in hand made lamp shades. Recover lamp frames. 6422 SO. ASHLAND AVENUE HALLMARK GREETING CARDS ROYAL CARD 6. GIFT SHOP Roy and Alice Wiedow, Props. Hosiery. Cards, Rental Library, Money Orders Pay Your Gas and Electric Bills Here 4322 W. 63rd STREET PORTSMOUTH 3883 Tel. Republic 5355 - 56 STOELLER GROCERY AND MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 2918 WEST 63rd STREET CHICAGO 'I' NEW PLANET ROLLER RINK 7536 SO. RACINE AVENUE Phone Vincennes 2517 CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 'I' Page 159 Best Wishes To The Class of 1947 From .we QAJOIQ .S?lfL6b05 CHICAGO'S LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 80 YEARS Artistic Photography Intelligently Created we QLJOIL Lgzwkod 109 NORTH WABASH AVENUE CENTRAL 3982 Official Photographer for the Eagle 1939-1947 ALL PICTURES APPEAHING IN THIS BOOK ARE AVAILABLE IN THE STUDIOS Page 160